Cairo: Egyptian nation woke to a new dawn on Saturday after prolonged dictatorial regime under Hosni Mubarak.Early in the morning the sound of horns honking in jubilation grew louder after a night when millions across the Arab world’s most populous nation joyfully celebrated the fall of the president.
“The people overthrow the regime”. “The Revolution of the Youths forced Mubarak to leave”, said front-page headlines in the semi-official al-Ahram newspaper.
It remains to be seen how the armed forces’ high command will create the foundations of democracy for the first time in a nation that traces its history back to the pharaohs more than 5,000 years ago.
“The January 25 Revolution won. Mubarak steps out and the army rules,” said the official newspaper Al-Gomhuria. Mubarak, 82, was thought to be at his residence in the Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh.
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