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Username or Email Address. Remember Me. Forgot Password? A few days ago, while I was walking along the Nile Corniche, a cheerful-looking old man dressed in a galabeya approached me. He asked if I was interested in a felucca ride on the Nile. Incidentally, that had been just what I was looking for. Hopping onto the boat, I did not expect to have the fruitful conversation we ended up having as we sailed along the river. The story he told me started six decades ago, in Beni Suef, a governorate nestled in the Nile Valley.
As his baby boys, Antar and Shayboon, grew into young men, they became his companions, sailing their days through the river in the shadow of their father. Fast forward about 53 years to the Maadi Corniche in Cairo, and one can find year-old Rayis, or captain, Shayboon sailing one of the boats within the cluster of the commercial feluccas residing on the Nile. Rayis Shayboon had a bright and warm energy, rendering him an easy companion to converse with. And so, we ended up chatting about his home, his love for the Nile, and how the political landscape and COVID have affected his livelihood.
Once he settled onto the long rectangular couch lined with fabric built into the curved walls of the sailboat, he began telling me about his past.
He went on to explain that the demand for shipping through the river became scarce over time, prompting his decision to relocate to Cairo where he knew there would be a lot of opportunities to make a living off sailing. And after spending 30 years handling items across the river like his father, Shayboon moved to Cairo in to pursue a livelihood in the more commercial side of sailing: one focused on the movement of people rather than goods, for touristic purposes along the famed river.
