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EGYPT

Egypt announces criminal investigation of Morsi
Article
/ 14 July 2013

Egypt announces criminal investigation of Morsi

Egypt has announced a criminal investigation will be opened against its deposed Islamist president Mohamed Morsi.

By Reuters
Egypt’s prime minister edges closer to forming cabinet
Article
/ 13 July 2013

Egypt’s prime minister edges closer to forming cabinet

Egypt’s new prime minister has gotten closer to forming a cabinet as supporters of Mohamed Morsi vow to keep fighting for his reinstatement.

By Jailan Zayan and Samer Al Atrush
Egyptian revolution becomes a war on women
Africa
/ 12 July 2013

Egyptian revolution becomes a war on women

More than 100 women have been seriously attacked since the end of June, usually in a manner that is as arbitrary as it is cruel.

By Staff Reporter
Blood, fear cast pall over Ramadan
Article
/ 12 July 2013

Blood, fear cast pall over Ramadan

Secular and fundamentalist friction rages as Egyptian military cracks down on coup backlash.

By Ian Black
Egypt premier struggles to form new cabinet
Africa
/ 11 July 2013

Egypt premier struggles to form new cabinet

Egypt’s new leadership has been seeking to push forward with forming a new government as police sought to arrest the leader of the Islamist movement.

By Staff Reporter
Muslim Brotherhood says no thanks to Egypt interim rule
Africa
/ 10 July 2013

Muslim Brotherhood says no thanks to Egypt interim rule

The Muslim Brotherhood movement of Egypt’s ousted president Mohamed Morsi says it will spurn an offer to join a new interim government.

By Staff Reporter
Egypt: Muslim Brotherhood rejects transition timetable
Africa
/ 9 July 2013

Egypt: Muslim Brotherhood rejects transition timetable

The Muslim Brotherhood has rejected a plan announced by the military-backed interim leadership that sets a fast track for amending the constitution.

By Maggie Michael
Egypt embassy in SA: We’re safe for travel
Africa
/ 9 July 2013

Egypt embassy in SA: We’re safe for travel

Egypt’s embassy in Pretoria says it is safe to travel to the North African nation, despite political upheaval after the ousting of its president.

By Sapa
Clashes leave 54 dead, plunging Egypt deeper into crisis
Africa
/ 8 July 2013

Clashes leave 54 dead, plunging Egypt deeper into crisis

Egyptian forces have clashed with protesters in bloodshed that left 51 protesters and three members of the security forces dead, say officials.

By Sarah El Deeb and Maggie Michael
Egypt: 42 deaths won’t derail leaders off the political roadmap
Africa
/ 8 July 2013

Egypt: 42 deaths won’t derail leaders off the political roadmap

Violent clashes that led to at least 42 deaths at Egypt’s Republican Guard will not stop efforts to form a new interim government, says an official.

By Reuters
Security forces shoot dead 16 Morsi supporters in Egypt
Africa
/ 8 July 2013

Security forces shoot dead 16 Morsi supporters in Egypt

Egypt’s security forces have shot dead 16 Islamist activists during a protest in Cairo calling for ousted president Mohamed Morsi to be reinstated.

By Staff Reporter
Troops beef up security as Egypt mobilises for more protests
Africa
/ 7 July 2013

Troops beef up security as Egypt mobilises for more protests

Egypt’s new leadership has wrangled over the naming of a prime minister, as both the Muslim Brotherhood and their opponents call for new mass rallies.

By Maggie Michael
Putin: Egypt is moving in same direction as Syria – civil war
Africa
/ 7 July 2013

Putin: Egypt is moving in same direction as Syria – civil war

Russia’s President Vladimir Putin has said that Egypt risks slipping into civil war following the military overthrow of president Mohamed Morsi.

By Alexander Dziadosz and Yasmine Saleh
Confusion over prime minister adds to Egypt’s crisis
Article
/ 7 July 2013

Confusion over prime minister adds to Egypt’s crisis

Egypt’s transition has stumbled after the choice of Mohamed ElBaradei as interim prime minister was thrown into doubt by Islamist objections.

By Reuters
80 sexual assaults in one day – the other story of Tahrir Square
Africa
/ 6 July 2013

80 sexual assaults in one day – the other story of Tahrir Square

Egypt’s women increasingly at risk of rape and sexual assault as rights groups warn of a step up in attacks.

By Patrick Kingsley
Egypt’s interim president dissolves parliament
Africa
/ 5 July 2013

Egypt’s interim president dissolves parliament

The interim Egyptian head of state who was appointed after the army ousted president Mohamed Morsi has dissolved parliament by decree, says a report.

By Reuters
AU suspends Egypt until ‘restoration of constitutional order’
Africa
/ 5 July 2013

AU suspends Egypt until ‘restoration of constitutional order’

The AU has suspended Egypt from all its activities after the Egyptian military overthrew elected president Mohamed Morsi, says an AU official.

By Reuters
Morsi supporters to protest overthrow
Africa
/ 5 July 2013

Morsi supporters to protest overthrow

Morsi supporters are planning a protest against the ousting of Egypt’s first democratically elected president.

By Alexander Dziadosz
Egypt: Second revolution sets a dangerous precedent
Analysis
/ 5 July 2013

Egypt: Second revolution sets a dangerous precedent

The army’s "road map" is for a civilian, technocratic government and a short transitional period to be followed by new elections.

By Ian Black
Egypt: Al Jazeera demands release of detained staff
Africa
/ 4 July 2013

Egypt: Al Jazeera demands release of detained staff

News broadcaster Al Jazeera has called for the immediate release of staff members detained in Cairo after the army toppled president Mohamed Morsi.

By Staff Reporter
SA pulls some staff from Egypt embassy
Africa
/ 4 July 2013

SA pulls some staff from Egypt embassy

The South African government will withdraw all non-essential personnel from its embassy in Cairo, says the international relations department.

By Sapa
Egypt to appoint interim president
Article
/ 4 July 2013

Egypt to appoint interim president

Adli Mansour, Egypt’s chief justice, is due to be sworn in as interim president later after the ousting of Mohamed Morsi by the country’s army.

By Reuters
Egypt: But is it a coup?
Africa
/ 4 July 2013

Egypt: But is it a coup?

The UN has been left to ponder the validity of the ouster of Egypt’s President Mohamed Morsi, while the West considers placing sanctions on aid.

By Alastair Macdonald and Alexander Dziadosz
Army ousts Egypt’s Morsi, appoints interim head of state
Africa
/ 3 July 2013

Army ousts Egypt’s Morsi, appoints interim head of state

President Mohamed Morsi has been overthrown by the Egyptian army following protests in the North African country.

By Reuters
‘Military coup’ underway as Egyptians demand Morsi step down
Africa
/ 3 July 2013

‘Military coup’ underway as Egyptians demand Morsi step down

Egypt’s President Mohamed Morsi’s national security adviser has said that a "military coup" is under way in the North African country.

By Reuters
Morsi remains stubborn: What happens next in Egypt?
Africa
/ 3 July 2013

Morsi remains stubborn: What happens next in Egypt?

With Egypt’s president looking increasingly isolated after being pressured to step down, here are three possible scenarios for the country.

By Ian Black and Haitham El-Tabei
Egypt’s Morsi, army pledge their lives to the ‘final hours’
Africa
/ 3 July 2013

Egypt’s Morsi, army pledge their lives to the ‘final hours’

Egypt’s army commander and president has each pledged his life to defy the other as the hour approached that would trigger a military takeover.

By Alastair Macdonald and Yasmine Saleh
Morsi rejects Egypt army’s ultimatum
Africa
/ 2 July 2013

Morsi rejects Egypt army’s ultimatum

Egypt’s presidency has rejected an ultimatum issued by the army, saying it would continue with its own plan for national reconciliation.

By Staff Reporter
Sexual assault reports soar in Egypt
Africa
/ 2 July 2013

Sexual assault reports soar in Egypt

A new wave of sexual assaults by groups of men targeting women during anti-government protests in Cairo’s central Tahrir Square has been reported.

By Sapa Ap
In Egypt, huge demonstrations planned to unseat President Morsi
Africa
/ 30 June 2013

In Egypt, huge demonstrations planned to unseat President Morsi

Mass demonstrations across Egypt on Sunday may determine its future, two and half years after people power toppled a dictator they called Pharaoh.

By Reuters
Iran condemns killing of Shi’ite Egyptians near Cairo
Article
/ 25 June 2013

Iran condemns killing of Shi’ite Egyptians near Cairo

Iran’s foreign ministry has criticised the killing of four Shi’ite Egyptians by a hostile crowd, saying such extremism violated the tenets of Islam.

By Haitham El-Tabei and Patrick Kingsley
Egypt’s army to intervene if anti-Morsi rallies turn violent
Africa
/ 24 June 2013

Egypt’s army to intervene if anti-Morsi rallies turn violent

Egypt’s army says it will step-in if demonstrations turn riotous because protests against Mohamed Morsi are "an attack on the will of the people".

By Patrick Kingsley
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