• Head of constitutional court installed as new leader

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By Chris Uba

Egypt’s military ousted President Mohammed Morsi from office, replacing him with the head of the country’s constitutional court. This ended days-long political crisis, but ushered in a new period of political uncertainty in the country. But Morsi’s office rejected the decision, which came in a terse televised statement by Defense Secretary, Gen. Abdel Fattah Al Sisi, yesterday. The Presidency called on Egyptians to peacefully resist what it called a “military coup.”

Gen. Sisi announced that the head of Egypt’s highest court—Adly Mansour, a judge who had been appointed to the post the previous day—would take over from Mr. Morsi immediately. Mr. Mansour is tasked with leading a technocratic government that will be “inclusive of all political factions,” including youth, who Gen. Sisi said would be “empowered” under the terms of the new government. To read more click here:http://www.mydailynewswatchng.com/2013/07/04/military-coup-in-egypt/

Arabs and katakata are like conjoined siamese twins.

dozzybaba: Arabs and katakata are like conjoined siamese twins.