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Wasla: Bringing the blogosphere down to earth

Wasla: Bringing the blogosphere down to earth

A quick glance at its front page is all it takes to let the reader know that Wasla is not…
Dry spell: Hashish prices skyrocket, users fret amid shortage

Dry spell: Hashish prices skyrocket, users fret amid shortage

If you've noticed that many people around you have recently become much more proactive, if not ill-humored, don't be fooled.…
Mobile operators forced to register customer data

Mobile operators forced to register customer data

Sharqiya--The Ministry of Communications and Information Technology will compel all mobile companies to register their customers' data before activating their…
Shura council approves redistricting bill

Shura council approves redistricting bill

The Shura Council has given its final approval to a draft law amending electoral districts.The bill establishes four new constituencies…
Sinai is ‘death zone’ for migrants, says rights group

Sinai is ‘death zone’ for migrants, says rights group

Egyptian security forces continue to use excessive force against migrants attempting to cross into Israel, including killing three African migrants…
Pope Shenouda leads Holy Thursday services

Pope Shenouda leads Holy Thursday services

Pope Shenouda, the Patriarch of Alexandria, will lead Holy Thursday celebrations today at the Anba Beshoui Monestary in the Wadi…
ElBaradei eyes downtown HQ

ElBaradei eyes downtown HQ

Possible presidential candidate Mohamed ElBaradei is currently looking for an office in downtown Cairo to host meetings with political leaders…
Thursday’s papers: Palestinians celebrate Mubarak, Zaki Badr backlash?

Thursday’s papers: Palestinians celebrate Mubarak, Zaki Badr backlash?

Al-Ahram leads with news on government subsidies for medical procedures. Minister of Finance Youssef Boutros-Ghali announced yesterday that an additional…
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