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Wednesday 22 May

An administrative court in Egypt on Saturday blocked opposition figure Ayman Nur, pictured here on April 6, from running in next month's presidential election, the official news agency Mena reported.

Bulletin: Egyptian court stops opposition figure from presidential run

Bulletin: Egyptian court stops opposition figure from presidential run

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Supporters of Egyptian Salafist candidate Hazem Abu Ismail hold his posters at Tahrir Square in Cairo on April 6 during a protest against a potential decision to rule him out of Egypt's presidential election because his late mother was a US citizen. Under the country's electoral law, all candidates for the presidency, their parents and their wives must have only Egyptian citizenship.

Bulletin: Salafist seeking Egypt presidency looks set to be barred

Bulletin: Salafist seeking Egypt presidency looks set to be barred

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President Bingu wa Mutharika

Article: Malawi officially confirms president's death

Article: Malawi officially confirms president's death

The Malawi government has confirmed the death of President Bingu wa Mutharika and...

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An image from Egyptian state television Al-Masriya in February 2011 shows Omar Suleiman announcing that Hosni Mubarak had stepped down. Egypt's former spy chief is to contest next month's presidential election, the official MENA news agency reported on Friday, after having ruled himself out of the race.

Bulletin: Egypt ex-spy chief to run for president

Bulletin: Egypt ex-spy chief to run for president

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Egyptian supporters of Islamist presidential candidate sheikh Hazem Abu Ismail protest outside a Cairo mosque last month. Thousands of people rallied in central Cairo on Friday in support of a Salafist candidate who could be ruled out of Egypt's presidential election because his mother reportedly held US nationality.

Bulletin: Thousands rally for Salafist in Egypt vote

Bulletin: Thousands rally for Salafist in Egypt vote

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Malawi's President Bingu wa Mutharika, seen here in July 2011, was unconscious in hospital after suffering a heart attack Thursday, amid mounting discontent with his leadership and demands for his resignation.

Bulletin: Malawi president suffers heart attack: hospital

Bulletin: Malawi president suffers heart attack: hospital

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Egyptian Islamist presidential candidate Sheikh Hazem Abu Ismail is surrounded by supporters as he arrives at the presidential committee in Cairo in March 2012. Ismail could be barred from pursuing his bid for Egypt's presidency because his mother held a US passport, the electoral commission said on Thursday.

Bulletin: US tie could bar Salafist from run for Egypt presidency

Bulletin: US tie could bar Salafist from run for Egypt presidency

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An image from Egyptian state television Al-Masriya in February 2011 shows Omar Suleiman announcing that Hosni Mubarak had stepped down. The former spy chief and vice president rules out running for the presidency in the upcoming election, ending weeks of speculation, the official MENA news agency reports.

Bulletin: Egypt's ex spy chief rules out presidency bid

Bulletin: Egypt's ex spy chief rules out presidency bid

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Muslim Brotherhood deputy leader and presidential candidate Khairat El-Shater waves as he is lead into the courthouse in Cairo in 2007, on charges of money-laundering and funding what was then a banned organisation. Shater, registered his candidacy for the country's presidency on Thursday as crowds of supporters cheered him on.

Bulletin: Egypt Brotherhood's Shater registers candidacy

Bulletin: Egypt Brotherhood's Shater registers candidacy

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Muslim Brotherhood deputy leader and presidential candidate Khairat El-Shater waves as he is lead into the courthouse in Cairo in 2007, on charges of money-laundering and funding what was then a banned organisation. Shater has pledged to press for the implementation of sharia (Islamic law) if elected, a Muslim think tank said on Wednesday.

Bulletin: Egypt presidential candidate 'will push for sharia'

Bulletin: Egypt presidential candidate 'will push for sharia'

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