Sisi Is the First to File for Egypt’s Presidency, with “1,130,000 Endorsements” and “424 Parliamentary Endorsements”

Zawia3 investigates Egypt’s military-driven economy, revealing exclusive privileges, forced conscript labor, and the impact on private sector collapse—backed by testimony, data, and international warnings.

Egypt’s Ministry of Culture has ordered the closure of 120 rented libraries and culture houses by May 29, 2025, raising concerns over cultural access, justice, and state priorities.

On Monday, May 26, the Civil Democratic Movement held a press conference at the headquarters of the Conservative Party in

UNHCR has cut financial aid for thousands of refugees in Egypt due to a global funding crisis, leaving vulnerable families—especially women, children, and the elderly—at risk of hunger and displacement.

200 homes in Al-Omraneyya, Egypt, face demolition without official notification, compensation, or housing alternatives, sparking fear of forced displacement.

On the evening of Saturday, April 12, the family of Mahmoud Asaad announced his death in Al-Khalifa police station in