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EGYPT

Egypt’s Sisi assumes power
Africa
/ 8 June 2014

Egypt’s Sisi assumes power

Abdel Fattah al-Sisi is to be sworn in as Egypt’s new president on Sunday, which some fear could be a return to autocracy.

By Staff Reporter
Egypt’s president makes sexual harassment a crime
Africa
/ 5 June 2014

Egypt’s president makes sexual harassment a crime

Egypt’s outgoing President Adly Mansour has decreed sexual harassment a crime punishable by up to five years in prison.

By Sapa Ap
Al-Sisi wins 96.9% of votes in Egyptian election
Africa
/ 4 June 2014

Al-Sisi wins 96.9% of votes in Egyptian election

Abdel Fattah al-Sisi took a majority of the votes in the presidential election, while rival Hamdeen Sabbahi won just 3% of the vote.

By Staff Reporter
Egypt rejects appeal of defeated presidential candidate
Africa
/ 2 June 2014

Egypt rejects appeal of defeated presidential candidate

The country’s elections committee says it has dismissed Hamdeen Sabahi’s appeal against voting results that gave Abdel Fattah al-Sisi a win.

By Reuters
Al Jazeera journalist on hunger strike disappears
Africa
/ 15 May 2014

Al Jazeera journalist on hunger strike disappears

Nine months into his detention in Egypt, an Al Jazeera journalist on hunger strike has been removed from his cell and nobody knows his whereabouts.

By Sipho Kings
Egypt’s Sisi ‘has not learned lesson of Arab Spring’
Article
/ 11 May 2014

Egypt’s Sisi ‘has not learned lesson of Arab Spring’

Egypt’s presidential frontrunner Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has said it will take up to 25 years for Egypt to achieve "true democracy".

By Jay Deshmukh
Al Jazeera journalists to be tried on World Press Freedom Day
Africa
/ 1 May 2014

Al Jazeera journalists to be tried on World Press Freedom Day

Three journalists detained in Egypt for allegedly aiding a "terrorist organisation" will appear in court on Saturday, World Press Freedom Day.

By Sipho Kings
Egypt condemned after court hands down 683 death sentences
Africa
/ 29 April 2014

Egypt condemned after court hands down 683 death sentences

The UN has lambasted Egypt after it gave 683 death sentences to alleged radicals, including leader of the Muslim Brotherhood Mohamed Badie.

By Sarah Benhaida
Egyptian court hands down death sentence for Brotherhood’s Badie
Africa
/ 28 April 2014

Egyptian court hands down death sentence for Brotherhood’s Badie

An Egyptian court has ordered that Muslim Brotherhood leader Mohamed Badie and 682 supporters be put to death in a further crackdown on the movement.

By Yasmine Saleh
Ethnic conflict in Egypt leaves several dead
Africa
/ 5 April 2014

Ethnic conflict in Egypt leaves several dead

Clashes between the Bani Hilal group and Nubian villagers in Egypt have left at least 15 people dead, prompting police to send in reinforcements.

By Staff Reporter
Egypt: Court orders 529 Morsi supporters to death
Africa
/ 24 March 2014

Egypt: Court orders 529 Morsi supporters to death

A court in Egypt has sentenced 529 supporters of ousted Islamist president Mohamed Morsi to death after a mass trial, say judicial sources.

By Staff Reporter
Army policemen killed near Cairo
Africa
/ 15 March 2014

Army policemen killed near Cairo

Six officers have been killed after undentified gunmen opened fire on an army police checkpoint near Cairo, Egypt.

By Reuters
Why the case against Al-Jazeera is about journalism not the network
Analysis
/ 27 February 2014

Why the case against Al-Jazeera is about journalism not the network

Al-Jazeera is only one part of a puzzle of the growing restrictions on the freedom of expression of ordinary Egyptians, writes Azad Essa.

By Azad Essa
Egypt’s prime minister, Cabinet resign
Africa
/ 25 February 2014

Egypt’s prime minister, Cabinet resign

After weeks of mounting criticism, Prime Minister Hazem al-Beblawy has announced the resignation of Egypt’s interim Cabinet.

By Guardian Reporter
Hundreds of Eritreans enslaved in torture camps in Sudan, Egypt
Africa
/ 12 February 2014

Hundreds of Eritreans enslaved in torture camps in Sudan, Egypt

A report says state authorities have either turned a blind eye or colluded with perpetrators in the kidnapping and abuse of Eritrean refugees.

By Guardian Reporter
Excluding Arab states contradicts the ideals of pan-Africanism
Analysis
/ 30 January 2014

Excluding Arab states contradicts the ideals of pan-Africanism

Denying Arab states from the 8th Pan-African Congress is a mark of the organisation’s continued exclusionary behaviour.

By Staff Reporter
Egyptians vote for new constitution in controversial referendum
Africa
/ 14 January 2014

Egyptians vote for new constitution in controversial referendum

A coalition has called for a boycott of Egypt’s vote for a new constitution, which some see as an "indictor" of the army chief’s presidential bid.

By Samer Al Atrush
Ancient pharaoh’s tomb unearthed in Egypt
Africa
/ 6 January 2014

Ancient pharaoh’s tomb unearthed in Egypt

A US team in Egypt has identified the tomb of Pharaoh Sobekhotep I, believed to be the founder of the 13th dynasty 3 800 years ago.

By Sapa Afp
Many killed during clashes in Egypt
Africa
/ 4 January 2014

Many killed during clashes in Egypt

At least 17 people have been killed during clashes between supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood and police in Egypt.

By Sapa-DPA
Date set for Egypt’s Morsi to go on trial
Africa
/ 2 January 2014

Date set for Egypt’s Morsi to go on trial

Judicial sources have revealed that Egypt’s deposed president Mohamed Morsi, alongside some Hamas members, will go on trial on January 28.

By Sapa Afp
Student killed in Muslim Brotherhood clash with Cairo police
Africa
/ 28 December 2013

Student killed in Muslim Brotherhood clash with Cairo police

One student is dead and scores have been arrested amid clashes between Muslim Brotherhood supporters and Egyptian police at a Cairo university campus.

By Maggie Fick
Egypt’s PM calls Muslim Brotherhood ‘terrorist’ group
Africa
/ 24 December 2013

Egypt’s PM calls Muslim Brotherhood ‘terrorist’ group

After a car bomb killed 14 people in Mansoura, Egypt’s prime minister has labelled the Islamist party, the Muslim Brotherhood, a terrorist group.

By Jay Deshmukh and Mona Salem
Egypt’s draft constitution will see change in politics
Africa
/ 30 November 2013

Egypt’s draft constitution will see change in politics

Egypt’s new constitution, according to a draft text completed on Saturday, will bolster the military’s hand and ban religious parties.

By Asma Alsharif
Egypt’s Mubarak faces new charges of embezzling state funds
Africa
/ 24 November 2013

Egypt’s Mubarak faces new charges of embezzling state funds

Egypt’s public prosecutor has referred ousted president Hosni Mubarak to a new trial on charges of misappropriating public funds to renovate homes.

By Sarah El Deeb
Muslim Brotherhood up for talks to end post-Morsi crisis
Africa
/ 16 November 2013

Muslim Brotherhood up for talks to end post-Morsi crisis

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood wants to bring an end to the bloodshed which has plagued the country since the overthrow of President Mohamed Morsi.

By Sapa
Egypt: Army chief singled out for treason
Article
/ 14 November 2013

Egypt: Army chief singled out for treason

Morsi accuses defence minister of betraying Egypt, saying there will be no peace until he is reinstated.

By Patrick Kingsley
Hosni’s escape bodes ill for Morsi
Analysis
/ 7 November 2013

Hosni’s escape bodes ill for Morsi

The unreformed laws that let Hosni Mubarak off the hook may be used against ousted Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi, writes Magdi Abdelhadi.

By Staff Reporter
Morsi trial adjourned to next year
Africa
/ 4 November 2013

Morsi trial adjourned to next year

The trial of ousted Egyptian president Morsi over his alleged involvement in the death of protesters has been adjourned to January.

By Staff Reporter
Morsi goes on trial as Egypt struggles for democracy
Article
/ 3 November 2013

Morsi goes on trial as Egypt struggles for democracy

Deposed Egypt president Mohamed Morsi is due in court on Monday along with 14 other senior Muslim Brotherhood figures on charges of inciting violence.

By Michael Georgy
Letters to the editor: November 1 to 7 2013
Article
/ 31 October 2013

Letters to the editor: November 1 to 7 2013

Teach to a high standard irrespective of language and give Morsi back his presidency, say readers.

By Letters
Pro-Morsi students storm Cairo university
Africa
/ 30 October 2013

Pro-Morsi students storm Cairo university

Students backing Egypt’s ousted Islamist president Mohammed Morsi have stormed the administrative offices of a state-run university in Cairo.

By Staff Reporter
Egypt police hunt for church wedding shooters
Africa
/ 21 October 2013

Egypt police hunt for church wedding shooters

Cairo police are now searching for two men on a motorbike who opened fire on guests at a church wedding, killing four including an eight-year-old.

By Haitham El-Tabei and Jay Deshmukh
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