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Questions abound about SpongeBob and his satirical take on Egypt

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By Hamza Hendawi Verified
| The National Verified
SpongeBob SquarePants, the star of the hit Nickelodeon show, is at the heart of a political storm playing out online in Egypt, giving rise to suspicions about the motives of Facebook groups that have recreated him and his underwater city as a platform for political satire. The storm began when the group was created last week, securing close to two million members in just days.
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African News Agency : Welcome

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By Hamza Hendawi Verified
| africanewsagency.co.uk
[Published: Tuesday August 18 2026] Egypt erupts in fury over Ethiopia's plans for three more Nile dams By Hamza Hendawi CAIRO, 18 August. - (ANA) - Egypt has erupted in fury over Ethiopia's declared plans to build three more Nile dams, with official media in Cairo strongly suggesting military action could not be ruled out. Egypt, the most populous Arab nation with 110 million people, depends on the Nile for almost all its freshwater.
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Egypt erupts in fury over Ethiopia's plans for three more Nile dams

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By Hamza Hendawi Verified
| The National Verified
Egypt has erupted in fury over Ethiopia's declared plans to build three more Nile dams, with official media in Cairo strongly suggesting military action could not be ruled out. Egypt, the most populous Arab nation with 110 million people, depends on the Nile for almost all its freshwater. It is already alarmed by the possible reduction of its share of the river's waters as a result of a giant dam Ethiopia has built on the Nile.
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