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Egyptian Protest begins against government and Egypt's president Hosni Mubarak
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Hosni made a televised adrdres stating he would not run for another term and promised politcal reform but stayed in office causing small and violent clashes between pro and anit-Mubrak groups
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Gunmen fire on anti-government protesters in Cairo 10 people killed 830 people injured . The UN estimated 300 died
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Breaking an earlier pledge not to submit a presidential candidate, the Muslim Brotherhood announced that it selected Khairat al-Shater (a businessman and senior member of the organization), to run in the upcoming presidential election as the nominee of the Freedom and Justice Party
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Mudarak is fined 38 million dollars for cutting off communtcations service during the uprising which ousted him
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It was announced that Hosni Mubarak and his son woould be tried over the deaths of anti-government
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Primary Election begins
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Protesters demanding an immediate transfer of power to a civilian government again clashed with security forces in downtown Cairo.
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Police beat women widely while women protest in Tharir Square
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Assailants with rocks and firebombs attacked demonstrators gathered outside the Defense Ministry in Egypt’s capital to call for an end to military rule
