Mido’s Trial for Insulting Referee El-Banna Postponed
The Cairo Economic Court postponed the trial of former footballer Ahmed Hossam “Mido” for allegedly insulting referee Mahmoud El-Banna on social media to October 29.
The Cairo Economic Court decided on Wednesday to postpone the trial of former Zamalek player Ahmed Hossam “Mido” over charges of insulting referee Mahmoud El-Banna on social media, setting the next hearing for October 29 to continue reviewing the case.
The case stems from a complaint filed by referee Mahmoud El-Banna, who accused Mido of posting offensive remarks about him after a football match he officiated between Al Ahly and Pyramids.
Following an investigation, the East Cairo Prosecution referred the case to the Economic Court on charges of public defamation via the internet. The court postponed the session to allow both parties to submit further documents and arguments before proceeding with the final ruling.
During the early hours of Thursday morning, a massive fire broke out inside a cotton factory in Al-Qaysariyah village, التابعة لـ El Mahalla El Kubra, causing panic among residents and prompting civil protection forces to respond quickly to contain the flames before they spread to nearby areas.
Authorities arrest a wife, her mother, and sister after accusations of assaulting a husband in Alexandria and attempting to force a divorce over marital disputes
Authorities in Ismailia investigate blogger Dina Fouad over accusations of collecting donations by falsely claiming she had cancer
Authorities reveal confession details of the suspect in the kidnapping of a newborn from a Cairo hospital, including planning, execution, and arrest
