Cairo street traders squeezed out in push to make city 'revolution free'

Unregulated markets that burgeoned after Egypt's popular uprising are under attack from city authorities suspected of seeking to smother free expression About 9pm on a hot summer night, the street vendors of the Ataba district of Cairo are bellowing their prices at the people flowing past. One of them, Mostafa Hussein, is selling men's clothes from a rack on a noisy corner. His shirts have jagged cuts and stripe patterns and are all, he says, Egyptian made. As vibrant as it may seem, Hussein's t...