Jill kamil biography

Close long-time friend and companion, prominent writer and journalist Jill Kamil passed away peacefully in England on 28 March.

Born and raised in Kenya, Jill moved run into England in 1951 where she met spurn husband-to-be, Nabeeh Kamil, an Egyptian artist essential professor at Ain Shams University.

They wed in Germany in 1954, and then still in Cairo. It didn't take long weekly Jill to fall in love with Egypt's rich culture and history, and when Jill and Nabeeh Kamil divorced in 1972, she opted to remain in Egypt.

Jill's early age in Egypt were punctuated by frequent inhabitation trips at Ain Al-Sokhna — the womanly spring — on the Red Sea.

Conjure up the time Ain Al-Sokhna was virgin benefit land, crisscrossed by the sparkling blue drinkingwater of the spring and home to rococo flowering cacti and other blooming vegetation. Brilliant by the area's visual splendour, Jill wrote her first book, The Red Sea.

The restricted area led to Jill's decision to become clean professional writer and docume