The latest incident highlighting complaints of police abuse in Egypt started with a cup of tea. According to witnesses interviewed by authorities, a police officer had grown accustomed to getting a… ...

NAIROBI, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Kenyan tea prices are expected to fall steadily in coming auctions should the unrest in leading buyer Egypt persist, traders said on Friday. Regulator Tea Board of Kenya ...

An Egyptian policeman accused of shooting dead a street vendor in an alleged dispute over the price of a cup of tea will stand trial, a prosecution official said on Wednesday, amid growing outrage ...

The average price of Kenya's top grade Broken Pekoe Ones tea rose to $4.13 per kg at this week's sale from $4.06 at the last auction, Africa Tea Brokers (ATB) said on Tuesday.

Egyptian policeman kills a man, wounds another, over cup of tea One of the onlookers held up a bullet casing and accused the police of killing "poor" Egyptians.

An Egyptian court sentenced a policeman who killed a man over the price of a cup of tea to life in prison on Wednesday, a rare lengthy punishment for police violence in a country that rights ...

Dozens of bystanders protested after an Egyptian policeman killed a vendor over the cost of a cup of tea and wounding two passers-by. “During a police patrol a dispute broke out between the ...

It's claimed Egyptian iced tea can help regulate blood pressure and relieve fluid retention. It's also high in antioxidants and a rich source of vitamin C.

The case of an Egyptian policeman who allegedly killed a man during a dispute over the price of a cup of tea has cast a new spotlight on police brutality in Egypt.

The latest incident highlighting complaints of police abuse in Egypt started with a cup of tea. According to witnesses interviewed by authorities, a police officer had grown accustomed to getting a… ...

An Egyptian court sentenced a policeman who killed a man over the price of a cup of tea to life in prison on Wednesday, a rare lengthy punishment for police violence in a country that rights ...