Egypt’s Presidential Hopefuls

‘Be careful for what you wish for, you just might get it.’

And Egypt has got democracy. But it’s not to everyone’s liking, especially as it has resulted in some strange bedfellows, alliances and personalities that many Egyptians were hoping would be confined to the dustbin of history. READ MORE HERE

This article was published before many of the candidates were disqualified.

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