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Days after Mohammed Morsi was removed from the position of Egypt’s president several key appointments were made and a roadmap was laid out for a
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Days after Mohammed Morsi was removed from the position of Egypt’s president several key appointments were made and a roadmap was laid out for a
Interview Fazila Farouk of SACSIS talks to Na’eem Jeenah of the Afro-Middle East Centre about developments in the Middle East, particularly, given the threat of
Fazila Farouk of SACSIS talks to Na’eem Jeenah of the Afro-Middle East Centre about developments in the Middle East, particularly, given the threat of external
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Na’eem Jeenah of the Afro-Middle East Centre says the world is closely watching the volatile situation in Syria and while everyone agrees that chemical warfare

Na’eem Jeenah, executive director of the Afro-Middle East Centre, says that violence in Egypt will continue in the coming weeks but it’s unlikely that it

AMEC Researcher, Ebrahim Deen, says there’s no doubt Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi was overthrown through a military coup.

Na’eem Jeenah, from the Afro-Middle East Centre, explains that although the Egyptian military has said it will step in if President Mohamed Morsi doesn’t resign,

Executive Director of the Afro-Middle East Centre, Na’eem Jeenah, has dismissed suggestions that the violent protests in Turkey are similar to those seen during the
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