Cabinet approves legality of 22nd batch of churches
The Cabinet-affiliated committee charged with looking into the status of unlicensehd churches to grant them legality has on 4 January ...
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Cabinet approves legality of 21st batch of churches
The Cabinet-affiliated committee charged with looking into the status of unlicensed churches to grant them legality has on 7 November ...
Cabinet approves legality of 20th batch of churches
The Cabinet-affiliated committee charged with looking into the status of unlicensed churches to grant them legality has on 25 July ...
Cabinet approves legality of 19th batch of churches
The Cabinet-affiliated committee charged with looking into the status of unlicensed churches to grant them legality has today 12 April ...
Reading into 17th decision for legalising churches
Under the title “Back to legalising unlicensed churches”, I wrote earlier this month reviewing the latest decision by the Cabinet ...
Cabinet approves legalisation of 11th batch of churches
The Cabinet-affiliated committee charged with looking into the status of unlicensed churches to grant them legality, has on 22 October ...
Detailed reading into legalisation of unlicensed churches
Problems on hold In last week’s Editorial, I listed the unlicensed churches which were granted legality throughout the last two ...
Cabinet approves legalisation of 10th batch of churches
The Cabinet-affiliated committee charged with looking into the status of unlicensed churches to grant them legality, has on 23 September ...
Cabinet issues statement on churches in Egypt
As Copts in Egypt celebrated the Feast of the Resurrection on Sunday 28 April, the Cabinet’s media centre issued a ...
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