Egyptians Grown Weary Of Ongoing Political Clashes
Posted: January 31, 2013
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TweetThousands of people have flooded the streets to protest Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi's government. But millions more are at home, trying to get through each day. Some blame protesters for stalling the transition, the nation and making Egypt an even less attractive place to invest.
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