Egypt Jailed a Mahraganat Singer for a Song About Neighborhood Rivalries
Egypt’s Economic Court upheld a six-month prison sentence and 100,000-pound fine against mahraganat singer Islam Kabonga for song lyrics, after
5 October, 2026
Egypt’s Economic Court upheld a six-month prison sentence and 100,000-pound fine against mahraganat singer Islam Kabonga for song lyrics, after
“Matsda2sh” (Egyptian Arabic for “Don’t Believe It”): a fact-checking platform whose entire team was arrested within a single day.
The murder of Yasser Firas Abu Amro reveals escalating security tensions in North Sinai and the conflicts between armed tribal
Despite public anger and legal pressure, investigations into the killing of two youths in Nageela remain stalled, raising fears of
Between silence and fear, enforced disappearance in Egypt has become a normalized reality for victims and their families.
More than 30 organizations and political parties and 150 public figures call for the immediate, unconditional release of poet Abdulrahman
Zawia3 launches Deleted Lines, a monthly newsletter restoring voices buried beneath silence and examining prisoners, political rights, legislation, minorities, economic
Maritime data revealed that the Egyptian container ship “Pan GG” made continuous trips to the Israeli port of Ashdod, departing
The EU faces a dilemma with Egypt: Egypt is a key strategic partner in migration and counterterrorism, but the EU
Many human rights organizations and individuals see little tangible improvement in the freedom of civil society work
Sisi’s 2024 votes surpass the total votes in post-January 2011 revolution elections, considered Egypt’s first democratic elections. This prompted Zawia3
Egypt faces economic turmoil with an anticipated devaluation of the pound. The black market prevails, adding strain amid external pressures
The increase in sugar prices in Egypt could cast shadows on several local industries heavily reliant on this essential component.
Maryam Abu Daqqa is a 72-year-old Palestinian activist who was recently detained by the French police and is set to
If we consider these elections seriously, and assuming that’s possible, Ahmed Tantawi seems to be the only viable option worth
When people unite against violations, the authority cannot confront them. When seeking constitutional change, the authority must comply
On the evening of Monday, January 10, 2022, a pickup truck carrying twenty-three workers boarded an unlicensed ferry crossing the
Ahmed Al-Tantawi announces presidential candidacy, sets sights on challenging incumbent President
An economy whose president says does not exceed two percent of GDP, whose budget says is a military secret, and
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