Latest in Tag: Gamal Mubarak Highlight
Latest in Tag: Gamal Mubarak
Editor’s letter: Egyptians between the two Gamals (4 of 5): Mubarak’s fall, just a beginning
The accumulation of poverty and anger made Egypt seem like a nation left on the back burner that Mubarak and his business elite thought would never have to face. They believed, and even the people themselves did, that passivity is a dominant characteristic of Egyptians. Living in their fancy palaces and luxurious lifestyles within their …
Editor’s letter: Egyptians between the two Gamals (1 of 5)
Bread, freedom and social justice! A slogan and a statement that simply explains why Egyptians had to head to Tahrir Square on 25 January, 2011 and what their aspirations were. But have they reached what they sacrificed for? Or has the revolution crashed? There are two difficult questions for observers to provide consistent and quick …
Mubarak’s sons release ordered in illicit gains case
Court orders conditional release for Gama and Alana Mubarak; Mubarak’s PM still in custody
Egypt values Mubarak family fortune at $1.2 bn
The sum is made up of the value of the family’s assets in cash and in shares in companies in Egypt
Judge orders release of Mubarak’s sons
Court adjourns case of killing demonstrators and orders conditional release for Alaa and Gamal Mubarak
Pilots Land case postponed
Gamal and Alaa Mubarak remain in jail
Is there no other alternative to the Muslim Brotherhood?
It has been repeated many times in recent months that there exists no alternative to the Muslim Brotherhood in terms of selecting a group capable and organised enough to rule Egypt. Other organisations, it has been claimed, lack unity, do not have enough popular political support, or have no clear vision for a political platform. …
A daunting mission: Getting back Egypt’s stolen assets
Over the course of Hosni Mubarak’s rule, the illicit outflow of funds from Egypt are estimated at $132bn. After the January 2011 Revolution, countries such as Switzerland and the United Kingdom have been asked to freeze and repatriate Egypt’s stolen wealth. However, many legal, political and financial hindrances stand in the way. Daily News Egypt examines these hurdles and the efforts the Egyptian and foreign governments have exerted in order to recover these lost assets.
EIPR: New information about Gamal Mubarak’s assets
Gamal Mubarak could have used tax havens to launder money
Criminal court overturns businessmen travel ban
Defence lawyer claims the case ‘had no legal basis’
Prosecutor general freezes accounts of well known businessmen
List includes former President Hosni Mubarak’s two sons, Alaa and Gamal, as well as EFG Hermes CEOs Yasser El-Mallawany and Hasan Heikal, the son of Mohamed Hassanein Heikal
Saudi and Egyptian businessmen freeze investments in Egypt
Decision comes in response to Prosecutor General Tala’at Abdallah’s decision to ban the businessmen from travel
Trials for former regime figures postponed
Court hearings for members of the former regime and Mubarak’s family were postponed on Monday
Alaa and Gamal Mubarak case postponed
Corruption case examining alleged illicit gains of Alaa and Gamal Mubarak postponed, as committee requests extension
Shafiq trial postponed
The defense also reiterated a claim that this case is in-fact politically motivated.
Gamal Mubarak makes special request
Son of ousted president wants his father transferred to a better equipped hospital after suffering heart problems
Economy key to Mubarak son presidency bid
By Hamza Hendawi/ AP CAIRO: Though he still delivers a speech like an aloof corporate executive announcing quarterly profits, the son and presumptive heir of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak is busy remolding his image into a populist who can deliver prosperity for the struggling population in this key US ally. Gamal Mubarak, 46, may have made …