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Middle East News Agency (MENA) journalists protest against the agency's pro-Mubarak editorial policies, MENA headquarters, 12 February, 2011. Dozens of journalists staged an open-ended sit-in against editorial policies supporting former regime which did not represent Egyptians during revolution which ended with Mubarak resignation. Protesters called for a vote of no confidence against chairman of board and chief editor Abdullah Hassan.
Journalists protest outside syndicate, Shura Council
Al-Masry Al-Youm 19 Sep 2012
Journalists from state-run news agency MENA, Al-Shaab and Al-Wafd newspapers staged protests Wednesday demanding better...
Voter casting her ballot on the first day of parliamentary poll's second round, Sohag, 14 December, 2011. Second round is taking place over two days on 14-15 December in nine governorates: Giza, Sharkeya, Menoufeya, Beheira, Ismailia, Suez, Beni Suef, Sohag and Aswan.
Thursday's papers: Second round brings more bitterness for Wafd
Sarah Carr 15 Dec 2011
Coverage of the second round of parliamentary elections dominates today’s press, with the party-run Al-Wafd in a...
File photo of Mohamed ElBaradei, founder of National Association for Change and former chief of International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) during an interview with Al-Masry Al-Youm. 2 April, 2011.
Wafd newspaper: ElBaradei sets conditions for potential salvation government
Staff 23 Nov 2011
Presidential hopeful Mohamed ElBaradei has set conditions for the leadership of the new salvation government that...
File photo of Chief Editor of al-Wafd newspaper Osama Heikal.
In 24 January op-ed, new information minister expressed concern about uprising
Abdel-Rahman Hussein 11 Jul 2011
Egypt’s new information minister, Osama Heikal, was worried before the 25 January revolution that any potential...
File photo of Chief Editor of al-Wafd newspaper Osama Heikal.
Al-Wafd editor appointed information minister
Arabic Edition 09 Jul 2011
  The chief editor of Al-Wafd newspaper, Osama Heikal, was sworn in as Minister of Information on Saturday....
The Egyptian Exchange, Cairo Downtown Area
Thursday’s Papers: Stock market sees historic drop, fact finding continues
Mohamed Elmeshad 24 Mar 2011
The stock market opened yesterday after six weeks of suspended trading and before the constitutional announcement...
A child infected with conjunctivitis (Pink Eye), Dakahlia, 25 October, 2010. After first appearing in Dakahlia Governorate, the viral infection spread to Port Said and Damietta Governorates raising the number of infected cases to 1368 according to a Ministry of Health statement. Ministry of Health spokesman Abdel-Rahman Shahin said patients in all units and primary health care centers in Dakahlia, Port Said and Damietta hospitals are being examined to control the disease from spreading to other governorates.
Tuesday's papers: Fears over Pink Eye, boycott threats and van Gogh theft official absolution
Noha El-Hennawy 26 Oct 2010
Updates on the proliferating conjunctivitis (or "Pink Eye") outbreak in northern Egypt takes up the lion...
From left: Refaat El Said, leader of Al Tagamoa Party, Mahmoud Abaza, leader of Al Wafd Party, and Mahmoud Ashour, former Lawyers' Dean, during an opposition coalition meeting on upcoming presidential elections 2011, March 13, 2010.
Sunday's papers: Thanaweyya amma results, opposition coalition dissolving
Lina Attalah 11 Jul 2010
Thanaweya amma is the Egyptian high school certificate, and an issue of collective consciousness in Egypt that easily...
A rice farmer in Egypt
Thursday's papers: 'Facilitated' debts, dispute over Israeli actions
Ali Abdel Mohsen 18 Mar 2010
Al-Ahram leads with a story that is good news for farmers across five Egyptian governorates. In an attempt to, as the...
Waiting for butane
09 Feb 2010
People wait for delivery of butane cylinders amid ongoing shortages.