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Monday’s papers: ‘No to dictatorship’
Egypt

Monday’s papers: ‘No to dictatorship’

In an unprecedented move, privately owned papers including Al-Watan, Al-Tahrir, Youm7 and Al-Wafd share the same front-page headline: “No to…
Thursday’s papers: On the brink of civil disobedience
Egypt

Thursday’s papers: On the brink of civil disobedience

The ramifications of the president’s constitutional declaration, which grants Mohamed Morsy powers that go beyond even those enjoyed by his…
Tabibi 24/7: Pediatric care delivered to your doorstep
Health & Fitness

Tabibi 24/7: Pediatric care delivered to your doorstep

Anyone who lives in Cairo is plagued with the dilemma of Thursday night illnesses. Doctors rarely have clinic hours on…
Wedding festival at Fairmont Heliopolis
Fashion

Wedding festival at Fairmont Heliopolis

  A number of wedding related vendors have gathered at the Fairmont Heliopolis today for the Fairmont’s 3rd Annual Wedding…
Monday’s papers: Anger looms over Morsy Cabinet
Egypt

Monday’s papers: Anger looms over Morsy Cabinet

After extensive coverage on conflicting reports of casualties during the past three days, Monday’s independent papers focus on the anger…
Tuesday’s papers: Papal statements and Sinai’s military presence
Egypt

Tuesday’s papers: Papal statements and Sinai’s military presence

Tuesday’s papers feature extensive coverage on the social and political ideologies of Pope Tawadros II, who was selected for the…
Tuesday’s papers: Papal elections at crossroads
Egypt

Tuesday’s papers: Papal elections at crossroads

“A historical day in the church for electing the pope’s successor,” reads the top headline of Tuesday’s state-run Al-Akhbar. The…
Shot in the dark: Govt’s controversial new electricity scheme likely to hit poor hardest
Egypt

Shot in the dark: Govt’s controversial new electricity scheme likely to hit poor hardest

In an NDJ World ranking of the 10 cities that never sleep, Cairo, unsurprisingly ranked first. But this may change…
No more pencils, no more books: School supplies are getting more costly
Life & Style

No more pencils, no more books: School supplies are getting more costly

Going back to school has been taking a toll on family budgets as school supply prices hit parents’ pockets even…
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