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The gift shop at Cairo's Egyptian Museum today began offering for sale the first in a new range of Zahi
Hawass branded souvenirs. Available for 20LE, a proportion of the sales of the official Zahi Hawass Ministerial Career Yo-Yo will go to the Sick
Children and Retired Minister's Benevolent Fund....
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In a surprise change to the existing plans for the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) at Giza, Zahi Hawass has
today revealed that the museum will now be built in a form that better reflects the essence of ancient Egypt itself. The 160m edifice
will be constructed in the shape of the head - and hat - of Zahi Hawass. Official plans for the building - redesigned by Hawass
Conglomerated Industries after the surprise dismissal of the project's original architect - have yet to be publicly released. However, in
an exclusive scoop, Egyptastic can today publish rough concept sketches, apparently in Hawass's own hand....
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Not content with changing the landscape of men's clothing overnight, Zahi Hawass has followed up on the
universal acclaim for the tasteful launch of his eponymous collection by adding new 'topical' items to the range. Working closely with the
company that designed the award-winning Zahi Hawass clothing range, DesignPygmy, Hawass announced today that the range will be extended to
include items that reflect his 'very rich recent personal history'. Images released by DesignPygmy show a striking orange one-piece jumpsuit,
which will be available in an exclusive, individually numbered limited edition. The collection's first jewellery piece will be an innovative
twin-bracelet with keyhole detailing....
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Senior Lecturer in Egyptian Archaeology at UCL and Director of the EES Survey of Memphis, Dr David Jeffreys,
has become the highest profile figure thus far to criticise the recent launch of sometime Minister of Culture and TV archaeologiser, Zahi
Hawass's eponymous line of men's clothing. Olivia Robertson, a PhD student under the renowned Memphite scholar, told egyptastic that, like
most people who stumbled across the collection's website, Dr Jeffreys had assumed that the whole thing was a spoof....
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Egypt, a country of c. 80 million inhabitants, has requested international
assistance in explaining to its one-time sweetheart, Zahi Hawass, that it no longer loves him. In an open letter to
Cosmopolitan International magazine's resident agony aunt, Irma Kurtz, the North African nation has revealed that, despite
its best efforts to convey this news to Hawass, he is reportedly unwilling to accept the termination of the relationship.
We have reproduced the letter here with the publisher's permission...
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Following his humble and dignified relinquishing of his
position in Egypt's government, Zahi Hawass has today outlined his plans for his next career move. It will
be no surprise to Hawass's worldwide army of fans that the plans involve his one pre-eminent lifelong
love: denim. The erstwhile Minister of Antiquities (a position he fulfilled with all the gravitas and
professionalism that one would expect from a man best known for shouting at people on television until
they pee) now plans to enter the world of retail...
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