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Mohamed Morsi

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 coup the antithesis of freedom
Analysis
/ 5 July 2013

Egypt coup the antithesis of freedom

Though Mohamed Morsi’s charge sheet is long, the army’s rejection of democratic elections is a step too far.

By Jonathan Steele
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
Arab Spring failure to grow Egypt economy helped ignite the Morsi uprising
Article
/ 4 July 2013

Arab Spring failure to grow Egypt economy helped ignite the Morsi uprising

The rage that helped topple Egypt’s President Mohamed Morsi was nurtured by a failure to deliver the green shoots of economic recovery.

By Staff Reporter
Egyptian opposition’s rap sheet against Morsi
Africa
/ 4 July 2013

Egyptian opposition’s rap sheet against Morsi

Egypt’s ousted president Mohamed Morsi stands accused of failing to govern democratically and being autocratic and incompetent.

By Ian Black
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
Egypt opposition sets Tuesday deadline for Morsi to go
Africa
/ 1 July 2013

Egypt opposition sets Tuesday deadline for Morsi to go

The movement behind nationwide anti-Morsi protests has given him until Tuesday to resign, threatening a campaign of civil disobedience if he stays.

By Staff Reporter
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
How to oust a president (again), Egyptian-style
Africa
/ 26 June 2013

How to oust a president (again), Egyptian-style

After 18 days of mass protests in 2011, Egyptians succeeded in ousting a president they were unhappy with. Can they do it again this weekend?

By Alastair Macdonald and Yasmine Saleh
Ex al-Qaeda allies ready to fight for Morsi in Luxor
Africa
/ 24 June 2013

Ex al-Qaeda allies ready to fight for Morsi in Luxor

Members of hardline Islamist group al-Gamaa al-Islamiya have warned that anyone trying to force President Mohamed Morsi out will be met with force.

By Maggie Fick
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
Clashes at Cairo protest calling for Morsi to resign
Africa
/ 18 May 2013

Clashes at Cairo protest calling for Morsi to resign

Demonstrators calling for Egypt’s President Mohamed Morsi to resign and demanding early elections clashed with riot police in Cairo.

By Sapa Afp
Egypt’s Morsi swears in nine new ministers
Africa
/ 7 May 2013

Egypt’s Morsi swears in nine new ministers

President Mohamed Morsi has sworn in new ministers after a Cabinet reshuffle, in a move that falls short of opposition demands.

By Samer Al Atrush
Egypt opposition can’t harvest Brotherhood unpopularity
Africa
/ 5 May 2013

Egypt opposition can’t harvest Brotherhood unpopularity

It’s harvest time in Egypt but the secular opposition is reaping scant benefit from the Muslim Brotherhood’s difficulties in government.

By Reuters
Egypt’s president to become Twitter-savvy
Africa
/ 12 April 2013

Egypt’s president to become Twitter-savvy

In the latest in a series of media-savvy moves, President Mohamed Morsi plans to respond to citizens’ concerns every night on Twitter.

By Guardian Reporter
Analysts blast Morsi as court calls off Egypt elections
Africa
/ 7 March 2013

Analysts blast Morsi as court calls off Egypt elections

A court decision to cancel April legislative polls is a blow to President Mohamed Morsi, who is seen by some analysts as failing to lead Egypt.

By Ines Bel Aiba
Opponents voting to have Egypt’s Morsi sent into outer space
Africa
/ 23 February 2013

Opponents voting to have Egypt’s Morsi sent into outer space

Opponents of Egypt’s President Mohamed Morsi are voting on an online contest to send him where no Islamist leader has gone before: outer space.

By Staff Reporter
Egypt’s Morsi wants Parliament elections in April
Africa
/ 22 February 2013

Egypt’s Morsi wants Parliament elections in April

Egypt’s president has called parliamentary elections for April in an effort to assuage mounting frustration over continued turmoil on the streets.

By Maggie Michael
Egypt opposition rejects President Morsi’s meeting call
Africa
/ 28 January 2013

Egypt opposition rejects President Morsi’s meeting call

Egypt’s opposition coalition will not join a national dialogue called by President Mohamed Morsi because the proposal was not genuine, say members.

By Shaimaa Fayed
State of emergency declared after violent protests in Egypt
Africa
/ 28 January 2013

State of emergency declared after violent protests in Egypt

Egypt’s President Mohamed Morsi has declared a state of emergency in three of the country’s cities after dozens of people were in killed in protests.

By Edmund Blair and Yasmine Saleh
Egypt to head to the polls in April
Africa
/ 9 January 2013

Egypt to head to the polls in April

Egypt, battered by political turmoil and an economic crisis, will hold a parliamentary election in April, officials have said.

By Marwa Awad
Egyptians vote on divisive new constitution as tourism slumps
Africa
/ 22 December 2012

Egyptians vote on divisive new constitution as tourism slumps

Egyptians have voted in the final round of a referendum on a divisive, Islamist-backed constitution championed by President Mohamed Morsi.

By Staff Reporter
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