Zaki angry at Mansour comments

CAIRO: Amr Zaki says he feels insulted by Ayman Mansour after the Zamalek assistant coach described the striker's announcement of retirement as "silly . Following Zamalek s 1-1 draw with…

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Hassan unhappy with Ittihad treatment

CAIRO: Veteran striker Hossam Hassan is unhappy with Ittihad s intention to punish him for missing training, saying that someone of his stature shouldn't be treated like that. Ittihad football…

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Moawad on brink of Merrikh move

CAIRO: Ismaili defender Sayed Moawad said that he is on the verge of completing a move to Sudanese club Al-Merrikh in January.The Egypt full-back confirmed that a LE 4 million…

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Zaki apologizes to Zamalek

CAIRO: Amr Zaki has apologized to Zamalek board after making outspoken comments against his teammates following the team s disappointing 1-1 Egyptian League draw with bottom side Suez Cement. I…

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For Arab viewers, politics and religion lose out to a soap opera

RAMALLAH: With its tales of brave men and dutiful women in a simpler, long-vanished Middle East, a Syrian soap opera has become the latest rage in the Arab world during…

Daily News Egypt

Mideast conference must be well prepared to take place, Egypt's foreign minister says

PRAGUE: The foreign minister of Egypt said Wednesday that a planned US-hosted international conference on Mideast peace must be well-prepared if it is to take place at all.Ahmed Aboul Gheit…

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Brotherhood's political platform bans Christians, women from presidency

CAIRO: The Muslim Brotherhood, Egypt s powerful opposition movement, has laid down its first detailed political platform, which would bar women and Christians from becoming president and establish a board…

Daily News Egypt

Bedouins refuse to live under further oppression

CAIRO: After almost two weeks of turbulence and rioting in Al-Arish in Sinai because of tensions coming to the fore in a dispute between Bedouins and city-dwellers, those living in…

Abdel-Rahman Hussein

The intricacies of nuptial invitations

Telephones, fax machines, cell phones and emails have all facilitated communication and made postal letters, telegrams and official invitations a thing of the past.Only wedding invitations have made it through…

Ahmed Maged