As you can probably tell if you’ve been following us for a while, one of our editors is a huge rugby fan. Besides helping deliver you Enterprise every day, he also helps run the Cairo Rugby Football Club, Egypt’s oldest. (He also occasionally tries to play international matches in a cow costume, but that’s another story). Since 1980, Cairo Rugby has worked on spreading the game across Egypt, internationally, and for all ages, often battling against brutal conditions, operational restrictions, and financial obstacles. The club is a volunteer-based organization and survives on fundraisers, particularly the annual Cairo Rugby gala Desert Dinner, held at Fairmont Nile Towers this year, and in which our Enterprise readers are invited to participate in this year.