Demo hari ke-17 masih tiada kesudahan

10 Feb 2010 Egyptian labour unions have held nationwide strikes for a second day, adding momentum to the pro-democracy demonstrations in Cairo and other cities.

The move comes as demonstrations calling for the immediate resignation of Hosni Mubarak, the president, entered their 17th day on Thursday.

Al Jazeera correspondents in Cairo reported that thousands of doctors and medical students, dressed in white coats, marched in central Cairo and were hailed by pro-democracy protesters as they entered Tahrir [Liberation] Square.

Another 3,000 lawyers marched from the capital's lawyers syndicate, also en route to Tahrir Square.

Demo masih bertahan terus beri tekanan kpd Mubarak

Cairo, Selasa 8 Feb 2011 Tuesday's demonstrations will test their ability to maintain pressure on the government. The protesters camped out in tents on Tahrir Square have vowed to stay until Mubarak quits, and plan more mass demonstrations on Tuesday and Friday.
The Muslim Brotherhood said on Monday it could quit the process if protesters' demands were not met, including the immediate exit of Mubarak.
U.S. President Barack Obama, however, said the talks were making progress. ‘Obviously, Egypt has to negotiate a path and they're making progress,’ he told reporters in Washington.

Mass movement: Protesters gather on Tahrir Square as the anti-government protests continues in Cairo

Generational fervour: A young protester chants anti-government slogans during demonstrations inside Tahrir Square

Fighting for their country: Thousands of Egyptian anti-Mubarak protesters shout slogans as they take part in a demonstration

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The Muslim Brotherhood has held talks with Vice President Omar Suleiman to press 'legitimate and just demands' as the government attempts to end 12 days of protests.
Senior Brotherhood leader Mohammed Mursi said the group was sticking to the protesters' main condition that President Mubarak stand down.
They are the first known discussions between the government and the Brotherhood in years, suggesting the group could be allowed an open political role in the post-Mubarak era.
Some opposition leaders met with Mr Suleiman over the weekend, but said they had been no breakthrough.

Defiant: A protester has a precarious nap on the track wheels of a tank near Tahrir Square, Cairo

Staying put: Hundreds of Egyptians pray in Tahrir Square after nearly two weeks of protests. Anti-government supporters insist that President Mubarak steps down

One million tourists have also been driven away from the country because of the violence and the Egyptian pound slumped to a six-year low.
Mr ElBaradei said there was still a 'hard core' who would not give up protesting as long as Mr Mubarak held on to power.

Talks: Opposition group the Muslim Brotherhood will hold discussions with the Egyptian government today for the first time in years

Daily life: Banks and shops reopened their doors today after nearly two weeks of protests across Egypt

Protesters flee from tear gas fire during clashes in Cairo January 28, 2011. REUTERS

Anti-government protesters take part in Friday prayers at Tahrir Square in Cairo February 4, 2011. REUTERS

A woman opposition supporter takes shelter while providing water during rioting with pro-Mubarak demonstrators near Tahrir Square in Cairo February 3, 2011.

Opposition supporters throw stones at pro-Mubarak demonstrators in Tahrir Square in Cairo February 3, 2011. REUTERS

Mesir makin runcing, satu demi satu dilaporkan maut

Footage of what appears to be a Egyptian protester being shot dead by police in Alexandria has been released on the internet.
The clip, which lasts for two-and-a-half minutes, was filmed from the balcony of a backstreet apartment in the Manshya district of Egypt's second city and shows demonstrators setting up a makeshift barricade across the roadway.
A tyre is set on fire and then one of the protesters approaches a number of armed police positioned further up the street.

The protester approaches the police, dropping his jacket to prove that he is unarmed (left). Soon more officers have arrived on the scene and train their weapons on him

Selepas 15 hari, Mubarak masih enggan berundur

Out: Hosni Mubarak has resigned as Egypt's ruling party leader

Ahad 6 Feb 2011 hari ke-15 Himpunan 'Mengingati mereka yg Syahid' diteruskan di Dataran Tahrir Mesir. 
The leadership of Egypt's ruling party resigned today - but despite reports President Hosni Mubarak had joined them and stepped down as leader, it was later confirmed he is clinging to power.
It comes as the country was on the verge of descending into chaos as newly appointed vice president Omar Suleiman reportedly survived an assassination attempt and saboteurs allegedly attacked an oil pipeline.
The balance of power hung precariously as demonstrations against President Mubarak entered their 12th day - and the army was beginning to reassert control on the streets.
The mass resignations come just days after Mubarak said he would not resign immediately – because he feared there would be ‘chaos’.

Demo kemuncak hari Mubarak berambus

Jumaat 4 Feb 2011 Egyptian protesters trying to topple the regime of President Hosni Mubarak have called on supporters to fill every square in the capital today.
The call follows two days of vicious street battles between pro and anti-government camps that marked an ugly turn in the country's crisis.
The military guarded thousands of protesters as they poured into Cairo's Tahrir Square this morning for 'Departure Day' - as the clamour for Mr Mubarak to step down intensified.

'Departure Day': Egyptian soldiers stand behind a barbed-wire barricade at Cairo's Tahrir Square as anti-government protesters began massing this morning

Rally call: A Facebook page set up to launch the protests has called for 'the final nail to be hammered into the coffin of the Mubarak regime'

Omar Suleiman said: 'When there are demonstrations of this size, there will be foreigners who come and take advantage and they have an agenda to raise the energy of the protesters.'

Gambar2 serangan pro-Mubarak dgn penunjuk perasaan di Mesir

A foreign journalist is believed to have been killed while covering the anti-government riots in Cairo today.
The reporter, who is understood to be a Greek national, was one of dozens of journalists who came under attack from supporters of President Hosni Mubarak during another day of heavy violence in the Egyptian capital.
Journalists were beaten with sticks and fists by pro-government mobs on the streets Cairo and dozens were reported detained by security forces in what the U.S. called a concerted attempt to intimidate the press.
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Fury: Egyptian soldiers restrain a protester who tried to get to opposition lines near Tahrir Square in Cairo today

Pro-Mubarak activists clashed with pro-democracy supporters yesterday, with many in the pro-Mubarak camp accused of working for government ministries, including police forces [Getty]Photographers reported a string of attacks by supporters of President Hosni Mubarak near Tahrir Square, the scene of vicious battles between Mubarak supporters and protesters demanding he step down after nearly 30 years in power.

Hosni Mubarak: SAYA BERUNDUR!, kejayaan lebih sejuta berdemontrasi

Cairo 2nd Feb 2010 Egypt's detested leader Hosni Mubarak last night agreed to ­relinquish his grip on power..
After a momentous day of mass protests, which saw up to a million people pour out onto the streets of Egypt’s main cities, the ageing leader went on television to say he would not stand again for election.
Following meetings with advisers and top military brass, Mr Mubarak announced his decision in a ten-minute televised speech to the nation last night.

Going: President Mubarak announced his plan to step aside in a televised address last night

Vowing he would step aside in September at the next presidential election, the 82-year-old said: ‘In all sincerity, regardless of the current circumstance, I never intended to be a candidate for another term.’

Pengalaman ngeri 2 MP terperangkap di 'pulau' Pogoh

LABIS, 31 Jan: Dua Ahli Parlimen (MP) PAS menceritakan pengalaman ngeri mereka awal pagi tadi sehingga terperangkap dalam satu 'pulau' banjir di Pogoh.

“Kami sekarang berada di Kampung Bukit Limau Manis, Pagoh 3, Segamat. Kami telah memaklumkan kepada pihak berkuasa. Bantuan masih tidak kesampaian. Paras air semakin naik dan hujan masih turun.
(GAMBAR: Dr Hatta bergambar dengan kanak-kanak di 'pulau' Pogoh tempat beliau terperangkap sehingga jam 8.30 malam 31 Januari. Selepas itu, belliau dibawa dengan bot penduduk kampung keluar dari situ dan dalam perjalanan menaiki Hilux. Kereta beliau terpaksa ditinggalkan di pulau 'Pogoh" ini)

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Ya ALLAH Ya Rabb, kurniakanlah kepada kami daripada rezeki Engkau yang halal. Berkatilah kami pada ahli, harta dan keluarga, jauhkanlah kami daripada kejahatan yang didatangkan pada waktu malam dan siang. Dan cukuplah kepada ALLAH sebaik-baik tempat bagi kami memohon, berlindung dan berserah.

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Amin, amin Ya Rabb alalami.