Egyptians to vote in landmark election

EGYPTIANS go to the polls tomorrow in a ballot which could mark the beginning of political change in the North African state.

However, a ban on independent monitors has fuelled concerns about transparency.

In the Nile Delta town of Tanta opposition supporters banged drums and waved orange flags, but many people were so unused to real election campaigns that they thought the march was the circus come to town.

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