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Egypt Denies Backing Rebel Forces After Ethiopian General’s Allegation (opens the original)
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Egypt’s Foreign Ministry rejected on Tuesday, 29 September, any suggestion that it was supporting armed groups fighting Ethiopia’s federal government, after the head of Ethiopia’s military implied that Cairo was among the outside powers aiding the offensive in the country’s north. Foreign Ministry spokesman Nader Zaki did not name Ethiopia directly or address the specific accusation in his statement, instead reasserting the principles underpinning Egyptian foreign policy. He said Egypt’s approac
Egypt Sits Salah for Qualifier ‘Over Artificial Turf Concerns’ (opens the original)
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Mohamed Salah, Egypt’s captain and longtime talisman, will sit out Tuesday’s Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against South Sudan in Juba, with the national federation citing the artificial playing surface as the reason. The Egyptian Football Association (EFA) said the decision was made jointly by the coaching staff and Salah before Friday’s 25 September scoreless draw with Angola in Cairo, in which the forward started but was substituted midway through the second half by coach Hossam Hassan. The
Zaki Naguib Mahmoud’s Work Rethought Religion and Modernity (opens the original)
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Before Arab intellectuals were arguing whether Islam and modern science could coexist, Egyptian philosopher Zaki Naguib Mahmoud made his case in Cairo newspapers that they must. Thirty-three years after his death, his argument still frames debates over religion, science and tradition across the Arab world. Mahmoud, born on 1 February 1905 in Egypt’s Damietta governorate, lived to 88 and died in Cairo on 8 September 1993. He was one of the most widely read philosophers in the modern Arab world. H
‘Why We Can’t Sit Still’ Egyptians Reflect on Toxic Productivity (opens the original)
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By the time Nourhan El-Sayed sits down to watch television on a weekday afternoon, her inner voice starts tormenting her. It already speaks to her as she settles into the couch, before she turns on the TV, or has a chance to exhale. The voice reminds her that she could be answering emails instead. “It’s this tight feeling in my chest,” El-Sayed, 29, a marketing manager in Cairo, told Egyptian Streets. “Like I’m falling behind in a race I didn’t agree to run.” El-Sayed is not alone in that race,
Cairo to Begin Turning Vacant Land Into Green Spaces (opens the original)
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Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly directed officials on Monday, 7 September, to begin the “Greening Cairo” initiative, ordering immediate tree planting along the capital’s Ring Road and other major thoroughfares, alongside a citywide inventory of vacant government land to be converted into parks and green space. According to Madbouly, agencies currently controlling undeveloped land in Cairo will be offered plots in new cities as compensation, clearing the way for a sweeping initiative to convert u
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