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NDP leader: Gamal a possible presidential nominee

NDP leader: Gamal a possible presidential nominee

Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak’s younger son, Gamal, is a possible nominee for the upcoming presidential election, said Hossam Badrawi, a…
University exams to be shifted for Coptic Christmas

University exams to be shifted for Coptic Christmas

End-of-term exams originally scheduled for 6 and 8 January will be shifted to allow Coptic Orthodox Christians to celebrate Christmas,…
19 Zamalek fans handed one year in prison

19 Zamalek fans handed one year in prison

The Qasr al-Nil Misdemeanor Court on Saturday sentenced 19 Zamalek football club fans to a year in prison, and referred…
Company mulls founding Egypt’s first traffic radio station

Company mulls founding Egypt’s first traffic radio station

An Egyptian public transport company is studying the possibility of founding the first radio station to guide drivers around Egypt.…
NDP conference will not choose presidential nominee, says minister

NDP conference will not choose presidential nominee, says minister

The National Democratic Party’s nominee for the September 2011 presidential election will not be selected during its current annual conference,…
6th April movement begins annual conference with full agenda

6th April movement begins annual conference with full agenda

The 6th April Youth opposition movement started Saturday its third annual conference which coincided with the ruling National Democratic Party…
NDP convention kicks off following controversial victory

NDP convention kicks off following controversial victory

The seventh annual convention of the ruling National Democratic Party (NDP) begins Saturday on the heels of the party’s sweeping…
Doctors protest plan to demolish Mideast’s largest psychiatric hospital

Doctors protest plan to demolish Mideast’s largest psychiatric hospital

 A proposal to replace Abbasiya Psychiatric Hospital, the largest in the Middle East, with a new exhibition and convention center has provoked widespread…
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