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‘US sends warships, troops to Egypt’

The US is sending warships, including one with 800 troops, and other military assets to Egypt as the revolution in the North African country gains momentum. Officials in Washington have stated that the move is to be prepared in case … read more

Mubarak and family amassed LE9 billion

Mahmoud al-Hefnawy from the prosecutor general’s technical office has said that the Mubarak family amassed a LE9-billion fortune during the former president’s 30-year rule over Egypt. Former President Hosni Mubarak, his wife Susan Thabet, his sons Alaa and Gamal and … read more

Appeal against release of Mubarak rejected

A Cairo criminal court rejected on Thursday an appeal by prosecutors against a decision to release former president Mubarak on illicit gains charges. Mubarak will, however, remain in prison as he is detained on other charges. On Tuesday, North Cairo … read more

DESERT ROAD BLOCKED

The Cairo-Alexandria Desert Road is blocked both ways at kilometer 140. Tires have been set on fire to block the roads. We recommend all of you looking to go to Alex for the weekend to hold out a couple of … read more

Anti-Brotherhood protests continue across Egypt

Further clashes between supporters and opponents of Muslim Brotherhood in a number of Egyptian cities overnight; 25 injured in Kafr El-Sheikh Clashes erupted on Wednesday night outside a Muslim Brotherhood conference in Desouk city in Kafr El-Sheikh governorate. It is … read more

Egypt court hears Mubarak appeal

Prosecutors appeal against decision to release former president Hosni Mubarak on illicit gains charges A court in Cairo is hearing an appeal by prosecutors against a decision to release former president Hosni Mubarak on illicit gains charges. On Tuesday, North … read more

On frustration, anger, hope and 30 June

Whatever happens on 30 June – for good or ill – Egypt stands in dire need of a profound breakthrough, be it a leadership change through snap presidential elections or a new-found respect for national consensus The streets are filled … read more