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EGYPT

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
Amnesty International urges Egypt to stop detaining Syrian refugees
Article
/ 17 October 2013

Amnesty International urges Egypt to stop detaining Syrian refugees

A human rights group has spoken out against the hundreds of Syrians who have fled their country for sanctuary in Egypt – where they face detention.

By Barbara Surk
US suspends military, financial assistance to Egypt
Africa
/ 10 October 2013

US suspends military, financial assistance to Egypt

Washington says it has stopped shipments of major military hardware and halted $260-million in cash aid to Egypt’s military leaders.

By Jo Biddle
Death toll rises in Egypt after war-anniversary clashes
Africa
/ 7 October 2013

Death toll rises in Egypt after war-anniversary clashes

Calm has returned to the streets of Egypt, following clashes over the weekend in which 53 people have died.

By Staff Reporter
Pirates score big, off to CAF semifinals
Article
/ 22 September 2013

Pirates score big, off to CAF semifinals

The Buccaneers, who secured a crushing 3-0 win over Egypt’s Al Ahly in their first-leg clash in Cairo, are set to play Tunisia’s Esperance.

By Sapa
Thousands of Morsi supporters take to streets of Egypt
Africa
/ 13 September 2013

Thousands of Morsi supporters take to streets of Egypt

Mohamed Morsi supporters have rallied in Cairo against the military, as supporters and opponents of the deposed president clashed elsewhere in Egypt.

By Staff Reporter
Egypt: Morsi to face incitement to murder charges
Africa
/ 2 September 2013

Egypt: Morsi to face incitement to murder charges

Egypt’s state television says its ousted president, Mohamed Morsi, is to stand trial in a criminal court for "incitement to murder".

By Reuters
Brotherhood leaders, Mubarak face trial in Egypt
Article
/ 25 August 2013

Brotherhood leaders, Mubarak face trial in Egypt

Three leaders of Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood and the movement’s former arch-foe Hosni Mubarak faced separate trials on Sunday.

By Alistair Lyon
Mubarak’s freedom adds volatility to Egypt’s political turmoil
Africa
/ 22 August 2013

Mubarak’s freedom adds volatility to Egypt’s political turmoil

Ex-president Hosni Mubarak’s release has added new elements to Egypt’s political turbulence as members of the Muslim Brotherhood are rounded up.

By Samer Al Atrush
Egyptian court orders Mubarak’s release
Africa
/ 21 August 2013

Egyptian court orders Mubarak’s release

Deposed Egyptian leader Hosni Mubarak will leave jail as early as Thursday after a court ruling that has jolted a divided nation already in turmoil.

By Tom Perry and Maggie Fick
Egypt officials arrest Muslim Brotherhood leader
Africa
/ 20 August 2013

Egypt officials arrest Muslim Brotherhood leader

Brotherhood leader Mohammed Badie has been captured in the east Cairo district of Nasr City, say security officials and state television.

By Hamza Hendawi
Egypt officials: Mubarak could be freed this week
Africa
/ 19 August 2013

Egypt officials: Mubarak could be freed this week

Egyptian judiciary officials say former President Hosni Mubarak could be freed from custody this week.

By Reuters
Egypt’s military pledges ‘forceful’ response to violence
Africa
/ 19 August 2013

Egypt’s military pledges ‘forceful’ response to violence

Egypt’s hardline military leader has warned against further protests in the country as the EU prepares to hold talks on the crisis.

By Samer Al Atrush
Egyptian police end standoff with Islamists
Africa
/ 17 August 2013

Egyptian police end standoff with Islamists

The Saturday standoff outside a mosque included exchanges of fire, as the death toll from four days of violence surpassed 750.

By Sapa
Egypt: Police drag Morsi supporters out of mosque
Africa
/ 17 August 2013

Egypt: Police drag Morsi supporters out of mosque

Morsi supporters holed up in a Cairo mosque have exchanged heavy gunfire with police on Saturday afternoon.

By Sapa Afp
Protesters storm Cairo building after bloodbath
Africa
/ 15 August 2013

Protesters storm Cairo building after bloodbath

Families have tried to identify hundreds of mutilated bodies piled in a Cairo mosque a day after they were shot dead by the security forces.

By Tom Perry and Alexander Dziadosz
Weekend 101: Egypt erupts
Videos
/ 15 August 2013

Weekend 101: Egypt erupts

We commemorate the 34 miners killed in Marikana, look at violence that has exploded in Egypt, and seek some joy in the Premier League season.

By Staff Reporter
Egypt’s revolts – a timeline
Africa
/ 15 August 2013

Egypt’s revolts – a timeline

Egypt has ousted two presidents and witnessed countless protests in the past two and a half years. Here’s a timeline of Egypt’s battle for freedom.

By Guardian Reporter
Pressure steps up on US to end its $1.3bn aid to Egypt
Africa
/ 15 August 2013

Pressure steps up on US to end its $1.3bn aid to Egypt

Despite global criticism of Egypt’s security crackdown on protesters, the US has not pledged to put a ban on its $1.3-billion in annual aid to Egypt.

By Reuters and Guardian Reporter
Egypt: Curfew imposed after hundreds killed in police crackdown
Africa
/ 15 August 2013

Egypt: Curfew imposed after hundreds killed in police crackdown

Egypt remains under a tense state of emergency after police forces stormed the Cairo protest camps supporting ousted president Mohamed Morsi.

By Jailan Zayan
Blood and chaos on Egypt’s streets
Africa
/ 14 August 2013

Blood and chaos on Egypt’s streets

Egyptian security forces have crushed a protest camp of thousands of supporters of the deposed president, shooting dead scores of people.

By Reuters
Egypt: ElBaradei quits in protest at crackdown
Africa
/ 14 August 2013

Egypt: ElBaradei quits in protest at crackdown

Scores of Egyptians have been killed after security forces moved in on protesters demanding the reinstatement of former president Mohamed Morsi.

By Reuters
Egypt government yet to decide on pro-Morsi protests
Africa
/ 13 August 2013

Egypt government yet to decide on pro-Morsi protests

Egypt’s interim leaders are still debating how to end protests by supporters of deposed president Mohamed Morsi, says a report.

By Tom Perry
Egypt’s Brotherhood refuses to ‘swallow reality’ of Morsi’s demise
Africa
/ 5 August 2013

Egypt’s Brotherhood refuses to ‘swallow reality’ of Morsi’s demise

The Muslim Brotherhood has rejected pleas from international envoys to "swallow the reality" that Mohamed Morsi will not return as Egypt’s president.

By Tom Perry
Conciliatory tones in Egypt as envoys seek to avert more bloodshed
Article
/ 4 August 2013

Conciliatory tones in Egypt as envoys seek to avert more bloodshed

Egypt’s army-backed rulers and allies of its deposed Islamist president gave the first signs on Saturday of a readiness to compromise.

By Reuters
Egypt’s Morsi likely to go to same prison as Mubarak
Africa
/ 27 July 2013

Egypt’s Morsi likely to go to same prison as Mubarak

Egypt’s interior minister has said deposed president Mohamed Morsi is likely to be transferred to the same prison holding Hosni Mubarak.

By Reuters
Morsi supporters join mass protest at Cairo square
Africa
/ 26 July 2013

Morsi supporters join mass protest at Cairo square

Thousands of ousted president Mohamed Morsi supporters have joined a rally in Cairo, as Egypt braced for a tense day of rival political protests.

By Staff Reporter
Morsi’s detention just compounds Egypt’s political crisis
Article
/ 26 July 2013

Morsi’s detention just compounds Egypt’s political crisis

Egypt’s first democratically elected president was overthrown on July 3 after mass protests. Since then, he has not been heard from.

By Peter Beaumont
Cairo clashes kill four, Morsi family to sue army
Africa
/ 23 July 2013

Cairo clashes kill four, Morsi family to sue army

Clashes between supporters and opponents of Mohamed Morsi have killed four people as the ousted leader’s family vowed to sue the army over his ouster.

By Staff Reporter
Morsi supporters proceed with protests despite deadly clashes
Article
/ 20 July 2013

Morsi supporters proceed with protests despite deadly clashes

Egyptian Islamists have pressed on with protests to demand the return of ousted president Mohamed Morsi, after thousands clashed with his opponents.

By Staff Reporter
Egypt: Protesters demand Morsi’s reinstatement
Africa
/ 19 July 2013

Egypt: Protesters demand Morsi’s reinstatement

Tens of thousands of Islamists poured onto Egypt’s streets demanding ousted president Mohamed Morsi be put back in power.

By Samer Al Atrush
Egypt’s interim government faces mammoth restoration task
Africa
/ 17 July 2013

Egypt’s interim government faces mammoth restoration task

Egypt’s interim government has set about the formidable task of returning the country to civilian rule and rescuing the economy.

By Reuters
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