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The article focuses on the treatment of the Muslim Brotherhood, the largest opposition group of Egypt, by the Egyptian government. The reasons for the Brotherhood's failure to win a single seat in the elections held on June 11, 2007 to Egypt's Shura Council are discussed. It is noted that the Egyptian Government had deployed various illegal means to win the elections. An overview of some laws passed by the government to remove the Brotherhood from the political scenario is also mentioned.

The article provides information on the economic, health, and security condition in Cairo, Egypt. According to the article, the city's Muqattam hillside mirrors the economic, health, and security status of the country, where there are several less unfortunate citizens are currently residing. Furthermore, it also highlights several untoward events happened in the country including kidnapping, collapsing of facilities, and unemployment.