Tag: egypt

The Faces of the Revolution

February 12, 2011

You see it in their faces, the feeling of euphoria. The vibrations are contagious as the Egyptians celebrated all night. The power of Social Networking...

Hosni Mubarak finally stepping down tonight?

February 10, 2011

Hossan Badrawi, the secretary general of the National Democratic Party (NDP), said Mr Mubarak would “most probably” speak to the nation tonight. Twitter is abuzz...

Blue Ribbon hearing, ‘the country’s newest teleserye’.

February 7, 2011

Senate hearings on General Garcia starts anew today. Heidi Mendoza knows a lot more corruption issues not limited the AFP…LGUs, etc. Is there a single...

Standoff between pro-change and pro-Mubarak demos at Tahrir

February 3, 2011

The protests continue. Some in the US media (AP) are putting yesterday’s protest numbers in Tahrir square at 250k. Others say it is half a...

The Million Man March in Egypt

February 1, 2011

Feb 1, 2011: The day that Egypt has been waiting 30 years . Today, there is a call for a million people to march in...

Egypt under Hosni Mubarak

January 31, 2011

A special programme looking at Egypt under Hosni Mubarak....

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