Workers protest over wages in Egypt

Hundreds of Egyptian state workers took to Cairo’s streets today to demand better pay and conditions in the latest outbreak of unrest.

Workers protest over wages in Egypt
Mon, 14 Feb, 2011 - 10:52

Hundreds of Egyptian state workers took to Cairo’s streets today to demand better pay and conditions in the latest outbreak of unrest.

Outside the TV and state radio building hundreds of public transport workers demonstrated to demand better pay.

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