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The Africa Report: 20 August
EWN’s Africa correspondent Jean-Jacques Cornish reports on the day’s top African news
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Lawyer: Mubarak to be released from jail
Mubarak was arrested after a popular uprising and widespread Arab unrest overthrew him in 2011.
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Egypt's security forces blamed over prison deaths
Egypt's government called on Egyptians to remain united amid fears the country is descending into civil war.
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Egyptians call for an end to protests
Ordinary Egyptians grow tired of the protests and want an end to the demonstrations.
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Egypt's day of 'reckoning'
The Muslim Brotherhood urges supporters to continue protests, this time against the army’s behaviour.
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Morsi's detention extended for 30 days
Mohamed Morsi will remain at the undisclosed location as Egypt plunges into crisis.
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Thousands die - Egyptian army aftermath
A military curfew is now in effect across Egypt as thousands flee from the sites of violence.
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Egypt imposes state of emergency
At least 95 people including journalists have been killed in the ongoing violence in Egypt.
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Forces delay dispersing Morsi supporters
Security forces delayed the start of a risky and potentially bloody confrontation.
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Egypt to act against pro-Morsi protesters
Egyptians who support deposed President Mohamed Morsi may find themselves on the wrong side of the law.
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Egyptian peace talks reach stalemate
Almost 300 people have been killed in political violence since the overthrow.
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Violence deepens Egypt turmoil
At least nine people were killed in heavy fighting in Egypt during rival mass rallies.
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Egypt braces for another crackdown on rallies
The army threatened to turn its guns on those who use violence; the Brotherhood warned of civil war.
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6 killed in Cairo protests
6 people were killed and many more injured in an attack against protesting Morsi supporters.
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Egyptian police block Israel border
Enraged by the kidnapping of their colleagues, Egyptian police block a border crossing with Israel.
