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Egypt Regulator Suspends Seven TV Shows In Crackdown On Content Breach

September 25, 2026

Egypt’s Supreme Council for Media Regulation has suspended seven television programmes broadcast on satellite channels Al Shams and Heya, escalating its crackdown on programming that breaches content and commercial rules. ...

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Egypt Regulator Suspends Seven TV Shows In Crackdown On Content Breach

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Egypt Regulator Suspends Seven TV Shows In Crackdown On Content Breach

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Trump’s H-1B Visa Bill spooks India’s IT companies

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African Broadcasters To Examine The Evolving Newsroom As Speed, Trust And Technology Reshape 24/7 Journalism

Cricket South Africa (CSA) Extends Sky Rights Deal Through To 2027

African Children’s Animation Sector Shows Strong Growth Potential Despite Funding Gaps – Report

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