Mada Masr speaks to friends, family and cellmates to piece together what happened to Afroto
A Palestinian collaborator shot dead on video, 4 policemen and tribesmen killed, a severed head dumped in a square
In villages in Minya, Christians and Muslims are confined to separate districts, a condition that feeds into sectarian dynamics
Persisting issues curb progress in negotiations between Ethiopia and Egypt over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam
How a gunman killed nine people and was chased down by a resident from the neighborhood
A review of Mada Masr’s news and politics coverage
In a letter sent to the National Elections Authority (NEA) on Wednesday, addressed to Judge Lasheen Ibrahim and obtained by Mada Masr, presidential hopeful and leader of the Reform and…
Student union elections last week produced politics-free unions
What was behind the attack on a house that had been used as a place of worship by Copts in Giza?
The Egypt-based militant group Lewaa al-Thawra dismissed its categorization as a terrorist organization by the United Kingdom as “insignificant” in a statement…
Mada Masr investigates a recent procurement by a private equity fund owned by Egyptian intelligence
Award-winning lawyer Ragia Omran on working in human rights while keeping one foot in corporate law
There are said to be several concerns about the deal's technical and financial details.
What we know about about the sidelining of Mahmoud Hegazy, formerly the Armed Forces’ second-in-command
Mada Masr looked into 35 cases of minors who have appeared before criminal and military courts
A conversation with Yemeni journalist Afrah Nasser
Shafiq's daughter says his family and lawyer have not been able to contact him since he arrived in Cairo
And how Gazan fighters started flocking to Egypt
Does disarray within the Islamic State's base following the attack point to an operational shift?
Survivors from Rawda village recount what they saw during the Friday attack
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