Egypt PM picks two deputies ahead of cabinet change (Reuters)

Reuters - Prime Minister Essam Sharaf has chosen a leader of one of Egypt's oldest political parties and an economist to be his deputies as part of a planned cabinet reshuffle, state news agency MENA said Saturday.

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