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33 Sudanese arrested from Giza public garden face deportation as worsening economic conditions throw many into housing instability

Summary by Mada Masr
Sudanese businesses operating from Cairo have laid off dozens of workers in recent months as economic conditions worsen in Sudan, according to two informed sources who spoke to Mada Masr and said the layoffs have thrown many Sudanese nationals in the Egyptian capital into housing instability. The layoffs have forced many to take shelter in public spaces, a situation that Egyptian authorities earlier this week treated as grounds for security […] …
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Mada Masr broke the news on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
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