Al-Jazeera journalists denied bail

A Cairo court orders the release on bail of two Al Jazeera journalists being retried on the charge of spreading false news to help a terrorist group.

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Two Chinese nationals, who are accused of sabotaging the economy, have been denied bail by the Kagera Resident Magistrate’s Court that has also ordered their employer, Chico Company, to pay Tanesco more than Sh1 billion, which they obtained fraudulently.

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Three al-Jazeera journalists convicted in Egypt of "spreading false news" are sentenced to three years in prison at their retrial in Cairo.

Two Al Jazeera journalists imprisoned in Egypt for more than a year, Mohamed Fahmy and Baher Mohammed, leave prison after being bailed by a court.

Three Al-Jazeera journalists are arrested in Egypt's capital Cairo for allegedly holding illegal meetings with the banned Muslim Brotherhood.

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