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Menan Khater
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Politics and investigative reporter for Daily News Egypt. Initiator and lead instructor of DNE's special reporting project for university students 'What Lies Beyond.' Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/menannn1
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Woman reportedly dead in Assiut from bird flu
Fifth case of death by bird flu during 2015 alone
Syrian opposition leaders in Cairo to form united front
Egypt meeting seeks to strengthen opposition forces in Syria, says foreign ministry
In Pictures: Journalists demonstrate in objection to Charlie Hebdo attack
A group of Egyptian journalists protested in front of the Press Syndicate in Downtown Cairo, along with Syndicate Director Diaa Rashwan on Sunday, in objection to the attack on French satire newspaper Charlie Hebdo.  The journalists held peaceful signs that expressed their sympathy with the killed journalists, and their support for free speech. The attack left nine …
Gunmen attack Giza checkpoint, 3 police injured
Anonymous gunmen attacked the checkpoint, days after a spate of similar attacks
2 policemen accused of rape released on bail
Girl was allegedly raped inside a police car
Al-Sisi gives speech in Christmas mass in Abasseya cathedral
Presidential visit provoked different responses
What the president did not hear in his meeting with journalists
On top of those challenges he noted there is a need for advanced discussions on several issues currently facing journalists in Egypt.
15 further students referred to military court
Zagazig University students charged with protesting and rioting
Four released following detention after protesting Mubarak verdict
The Qasr Al-Nil Misdemeanour Court acquitted four detainees Wednesday, who were charged with protesting in the vicinity of Tahrir Square. The four protestors had been protesting against the Cairo Criminal Court’s decision to drop all charges against former president Hosni Mubarak on 28 November. The defendantsâ lawyers, who work for the Egypt Center for Social …
Military raid in North Sinai kills 5 militants
The raid targeted areas in Al-Arish and Sheikh Zuweid
Investigative reporter Yaser Zayat talks about journalism in Egypt
“Itâs certainly a risky field, but this is what proves the true mettle of journalists and helps them change the world,” says Zayat
2 Egyptians killed, 4 injured amid heavy fighting in Libya
Egyptian Foreign Ministry warns citizens against travelling to oil rich country
Foreign Ministry condemns Michele Dunneâs statement regarding her entry to Egypt
Consular department claims that Dunne did not have the correct visa for entry
Girl drowns after jumping off bridge to escape sexual harassment: Witnesses
NGO calls for official investigations into the death
Arab Investigative Journalism forum held in Jordan
Conference included focus on situation of journalism in Egypt
US expats warned of ‘heightened tensions’ ahead of CIA torture report
State Department denies link between report and UK, Canadian embassy shutdowns
Al-Azhar launches international counterterrorism conference
The conference gathered a group of international religious scholars
‘Al-Fatah Mosque clashes’ trial adjourned
Defendants were âunable to attendâ the trial, say state media
Rabaa âoperations roomâ trial adjourned
Activist Mohamed Soltan’s hunger strike continues
Presidency calls for legislative reforms, compensations for victim’s families
The Egyptian presidency said Sunday that the “judiciary is completely independent”, in response to Saturdayâs verdicts in the ‘trial of the century’, state-run news agency MENA reported. âIt is not allowed to comment on the judiciary verdicts,â the presidency said in a statement. Referring to the Egyptian constitution it added: “There should be separation between …
Gamal Abdel Nasser metro station closed indefinitely
Chief security orders urged us to close the station, says Cairo metro authority
Mubarak verdict sparks angry reactions
Students vow to protest on campus; parties to sue Mubarak
At least 2 dead in violent dispersal of Tahrir Square demonstrations
Thousands gathered around iconic square to protest Cairo Criminal Court’s dismissal of Mubarak charges
607 protesters died in Rabaa Al-Adaweya sit-in: Committee report
Committee holds government accountable for the number of casualties, issues recommendations
Sexual harassment still pervasive in Egypt, despite new law
25 November is international day for the elimination of violence against women
Man killed planting bomb on railway tracks is a Muslim Brotherhood group leader: MOI
Mohamed Abdul Moneim died in Saturday blast on Fayoum-Beni Suef line, claims interior ministry
Muslim Brotherhood expresses support for 28 November protests
Demonstrations set for 28 November will protest âsecular attempts to weaken the Islamic identity and Shariaâ, says Salafi Front
Endowments ministry amends upcoming Friday prayer speech
The speech will be unified across the countryâs registered mosques
Third bird flu death in Egypt this year: Ministry of Health
Two others infected with the virus in critical condition