Heba Hesham

Streets of Cairo: Khlousy, a street that never sleeps
Life & Style

Streets of Cairo: Khlousy, a street that never sleeps

Close to the heart of Cairo, the northern suburb of Shubra has always been known as its own country. 
Heliopolis protest supports the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces
Egypt

Heliopolis protest supports the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces

The Youth for Stability Movement and the 19 March Coalition, two ad hoc youth groups, organized a protest on 15 July…
Brotherhood’s website alleges Israelis infiltrating Tahrir protests
Egypt

Brotherhood’s website alleges Israelis infiltrating Tahrir protests

The Muslim Brotherhood’s official news outlet, Ikhwan Online, is reporting that  “the remnants of the dissolved National Democratic Party, the…
Tahrir protesters divided on presidential council, ElBaradei as PM
Egypt

Tahrir protesters divided on presidential council, ElBaradei as PM

The ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF), which took power after former President Hosni Mubarak’s resignation, issued a…
Hospitals, vulnerable to attack, limit healthcare in face of security vacuum
Egypt

Hospitals, vulnerable to attack, limit healthcare in face of security vacuum

Dr. Rashwan Shaaban remembers bitterly the two or three days that Banha University Hospital kept its doors closed. On one…
Can the return of stolen public funds aid the ailing economy?
Business

Can the return of stolen public funds aid the ailing economy?

As Egypt’s economy sputters through the first post-Mubarak months, many continue to complain about the ousted officials who are still…
AUC grad student released, expected to leave Gambia by Monday
Egypt

AUC grad student released, expected to leave Gambia by Monday

A Guinean graduate student at the American University in Cairo (AUC) who was arrested in the Gambian capital of Banjul…
Flier calls on Egyptians to stay away from Friday protests
Egypt

Flier calls on Egyptians to stay away from Friday protests

As various political forces plan to participate in protests around the country on Friday, 8 July – including the recent…
AUC grad student arrested in The Gambia
Egypt

AUC grad student arrested in The Gambia

A Guinean graduate student at The American University in Cairo (AUC) was arrested 30 April in the Gambian capital of…
A new era for the police in Egypt: What does it take?
Egypt

A new era for the police in Egypt: What does it take?

Clashes between policemen and protesters on 28 June were a reminder of the lingering tensions between the security apparatus and…
Thursday’s papers: Condemning violence in Tahrir, ‘tragic’ ending to Ahly-Zamalek match
Egypt

Thursday’s papers: Condemning violence in Tahrir, ‘tragic’ ending to Ahly-Zamalek match

As expected, the two-day clash between protesters and Central Security forces in Tahrir dominates Thursday’s headlines.    State-owned paper Al-Ahram…
Tahrir updates: Tensions continue to loom in Tahrir
Egypt

Tahrir updates: Tensions continue to loom in Tahrir

Clashes between Central Security Forces (CSF) and protesters on Mohamed Mahmoud Street continued this morning despite the Interior Ministry statement…
Electrical engineers deny any intention to darken Egypt
Egypt

Electrical engineers deny any intention to darken Egypt

Like in many other sectors in Egypt, employees in state-run electrical power plants are demanding the improvement of their working…
Judges renew push for independent judiciary
Egypt

Judges renew push for independent judiciary

As calls for reform echo through Egypt’s government institutions, judges are pushing for an overhaul of the long-criticized Judicial Authority…
For Hosni Mubarak’s trial, Egypt can look to historical examples
Egypt

For Hosni Mubarak’s trial, Egypt can look to historical examples

Egypt’s former President Hosni Mubarak is scheduled to face trial on 3 August on charges of corruption and the killing…
Youth groups wary of meeting with military council
Egypt

Youth groups wary of meeting with military council

Egypt’s ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF) announced on Monday its intention to meet with “youth factions” later…
Pardon Mubarak? No way, say revolutionary groups
Egypt

Pardon Mubarak? No way, say revolutionary groups

The independent newspaper Al-Shorouq set off a fire storm earlier this week when it reported that former President Hosni Mubarak…
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