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The legislature is likely to approve broad constitutional changes cementing the president’s power
Tournament hosts will be expected to be triumphant by home fans in the competition they are hosting in June and July
Deposed leader was a difficult but essential partner in ensuring national security
The military plans to rule Sudan for two years until 'fair and clean' elections are held
The image of 22-year-old Alaa Saleh has become the defining image of Sudan's massive demonstrations
Leaders are likely to express mutual admiration for each other again, but Cairo’s human rights record could rain on parade
The Egyptian president will visit West Africa and the United States this week
A 5-0 defeat to Mamelodi Sundowns symbolises spectacular fall from grace for Africa's most successful club, with absence of fans for home matches seemingly taking its toll
The measure is aimed at protecting the coast's fragile marine ecosystem
With fans banned from matches, a football-mad nation has a changing relationship with the game
If put to a full referendum, the critics say they could urge the public to vote against the alterations
Leaders of three Arab states hold rare three-way summit in Cairo
Popular performer told audience in Bahrain that in Egypt, 'anyone who talks is jailed'
Amendments would allow President El Sisi to rule until 2034 and enshrine military's role in Egyptian politics
Egypt has been buying weapons systems at a rate that belies its relative size, power and purchasing ability