Campaign to convince Al-Sisi to run for presidency plans to gather signatures
We call for demonstrations on 6 October under the slogan “Returning the favour and supporting Al-Sisi for presidency”: “Kammel Gemilak” campaign head
Latest in Tag: Abu Hamed Highlight
Latest in Tag: Abu Hamed
Abu Hamed attacked
Former MP beaten by Morsy supporters
His annoying Brothers
The Muslim Brothers and their people seem to have reached the dizzying heights of drunken power
Is it really not the time to settle scores?
Properly wielding his legislative mandate for the first time since he has taken office, President Mohamed Morsy divulged his powers and outlawed the temporary detention of Islam Afify, one of his harshest critics. Several media professionals, activists and even ordinary citizens eulogized the positive stride taken by Morsy. For many, the new president is probably …
Abu Hamed referred to prosecution
Former member of parliament Mohamed Abu Hamed referred to the Supreme State Security prosecution for attempting to overthrow the regime
A useful idiot
Egyptian political theatre never fails to entertain, and its latest clowns and the sheer absurdity of their demands made for quite a show in these last few weeks. Mohamed Abu Hamed’s call for a “revolution” to end the rule of the Muslim Brotherhood and what he dubbed as the “ikhwanisation of the state” is …
The low turn-out on August 24: expected?
Was the low turn-out of August 24 protests expected?
Small turn out in Egypt anti-Morsy rallies
In northern Cairo, about 200 protesters gathered near the presidency
Different visions as 24 August approaches
As the day of planned protests approaches, different political figures outline their views of the event
Abu Hamed: “Shafiq backs my Life of the Egyptians Party”
Liberal former member of parliament Mohamed Abu Hamed speaks with DNE
Abu Hamed launches new ‘civil, liberal’ party
By Heba Fahmy CAIRO: MP and former leading member of the Free Egyptians Party, Mohamed Abu Hamed, announced Wednesday the launch of his new party Hayat Al-Masriyeen. Abu Hamed described the party as a “civil, liberal” party, which didn’t oppose religion or citizenship, adding that religion shouldn’t be mixed with politics. “This would cause damage to …