The Washington Post
CORNER SHAVE
Refugees from Sudan, one from Darfur, the other from South Sudan, make a barbershop of a street corner in Arba wa Nus, an unofficial, build-as-you-can-afford village on the outskirts of Cairo, Egypt. The village houses a few thousand refugees from south Sudan and Darfur who hustle for limited resources and jobs alongside some of Egypt's poorest citizens.
