Police fired tear gas to disperse demonstrators in Egypt calling on President el-Sisi to step down.
Hundreds filled Tahrir Square in Cairo, a key site of the 2011 Egyptian Revolution, demanding his resignation.
Demonstrations were also reported in Egypt’s second-largest city, Alexandria.
At leave five people have been arrested.
The protests were in response to corruption allegations against President Sisi’s government, which he has dismissed as lies.
An Egyptian businessman and actor, Mohamed Ali, posted a series of videos online accusing the country’s leader of wasting millions on luxury residences and hotels while millions of Egyptians live in poverty.
Police fired tear gas to disperse demonstrators in Egypt calling on President el-Sisi to step down.
Hundreds filled Tahrir Square in Cairo, a key site of the 2011 Egyptian Revolution, demanding his resignation.
Demonstrations were also reported in Egypt’s second-largest city, Alexandria.
At leave five people have been arrested.
The protests were in response to corruption allegations against President Sisi’s government, which he has dismissed as lies.
An Egyptian businessman and actor, Mohamed Ali, posted a series of videos online accusing the country’s leader of wasting millions on luxury residences and hotels while millions of Egyptians live in poverty.
Police fired tear gas to disperse demonstrators in Egypt calling on President el-Sisi to step down.
Hundreds filled Tahrir Square in Cairo, a key site of the 2011 Egyptian Revolution, demanding his resignation.
Demonstrations were also reported in Egypt’s second-largest city, Alexandria.
At leave five people have been arrested.
The protests were in response to corruption allegations against President Sisi’s government, which he has dismissed as lies.
An Egyptian businessman and actor, Mohamed Ali, posted a series of videos online accusing the country’s leader of wasting millions on luxury residences and hotels while millions of Egyptians live in poverty.
Police fired tear gas to disperse demonstrators in Egypt calling on President el-Sisi to step down.
Hundreds filled Tahrir Square in Cairo, a key site of the 2011 Egyptian Revolution, demanding his resignation.
Demonstrations were also reported in Egypt’s second-largest city, Alexandria.
At leave five people have been arrested.
The protests were in response to corruption allegations against President Sisi’s government, which he has dismissed as lies.
An Egyptian businessman and actor, Mohamed Ali, posted a series of videos online accusing the country’s leader of wasting millions on luxury residences and hotels while millions of Egyptians live in poverty.
Police fired tear gas to disperse demonstrators in Egypt calling on President el-Sisi to step down.
Hundreds filled Tahrir Square in Cairo, a key site of the 2011 Egyptian Revolution, demanding his resignation.
Demonstrations were also reported in Egypt’s second-largest city, Alexandria.
At leave five people have been arrested.
The protests were in response to corruption allegations against President Sisi’s government, which he has dismissed as lies.
An Egyptian businessman and actor, Mohamed Ali, posted a series of videos online accusing the country’s leader of wasting millions on luxury residences and hotels while millions of Egyptians live in poverty.
Police fired tear gas to disperse demonstrators in Egypt calling on President el-Sisi to step down.
Hundreds filled Tahrir Square in Cairo, a key site of the 2011 Egyptian Revolution, demanding his resignation.
Demonstrations were also reported in Egypt’s second-largest city, Alexandria.
At leave five people have been arrested.
The protests were in response to corruption allegations against President Sisi’s government, which he has dismissed as lies.
An Egyptian businessman and actor, Mohamed Ali, posted a series of videos online accusing the country’s leader of wasting millions on luxury residences and hotels while millions of Egyptians live in poverty.
Police fired tear gas to disperse demonstrators in Egypt calling on President el-Sisi to step down.
Hundreds filled Tahrir Square in Cairo, a key site of the 2011 Egyptian Revolution, demanding his resignation.
Demonstrations were also reported in Egypt’s second-largest city, Alexandria.
At leave five people have been arrested.
The protests were in response to corruption allegations against President Sisi’s government, which he has dismissed as lies.
An Egyptian businessman and actor, Mohamed Ali, posted a series of videos online accusing the country’s leader of wasting millions on luxury residences and hotels while millions of Egyptians live in poverty.
Police fired tear gas to disperse demonstrators in Egypt calling on President el-Sisi to step down.
Hundreds filled Tahrir Square in Cairo, a key site of the 2011 Egyptian Revolution, demanding his resignation.
Demonstrations were also reported in Egypt’s second-largest city, Alexandria.
At leave five people have been arrested.
The protests were in response to corruption allegations against President Sisi’s government, which he has dismissed as lies.
An Egyptian businessman and actor, Mohamed Ali, posted a series of videos online accusing the country’s leader of wasting millions on luxury residences and hotels while millions of Egyptians live in poverty.
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