Category: Egypt
Nile: Ministers agree on Int’l Experts Panel for Renaissance Dam
Terms of Reference agreed for the International Panel of Experts on the Nile Dam [A.
Egypt: April 6 calls for civilian rule, after deadly protests
Following the public protests that began last Saturday and left dozens dead and close to.
Egypt: Rule of law under siege
Demonstrations in Cairo’s Tahrir square against Egypt’s interim military rulers have reportedly left at least.
Egypt: On the eve of Parliamentary elections
Protesters occupied Cairo’s Tahrir Square on 18 November to demand that the ruling military hand.
A brief guide to Egypt’s first post-revolution elections
Millions of Egyptians will head to the polls on 28 November in the first parliamentary.
Egypt: Timeline of key sectarian tensions
Some historians say Egypt’s sectarian strife started as far back as 1798, sparked by anger.
UN: Nile water allocation has become a near zero-sum game
* The population in the Nile basin — currently around 200 million people — is.
Egypt: Major headaches for water planners
Leaking water pipes, evaporation and a rapidly growing population may be significant concerns for those.
Angola, Ethiopia top-performers in Global Hunger Index 2011
The African countries Angola and Ethiopia continue to register the highest improvement in the Global.
Egypt: 25 dead after sectarian clashes | Roundup
Egyptian military accused over deaths EGYPT’S COPTIC church yesterday severely criticised the country’s authorities for.