But the anticipation rippled across the unsettled landscape of today's Egypt, where the revolution to overthrow him has proved far easier than the aftermath of building a new order.
Until the country can have an open, honest discussion of the 1994 genocide and its aftermath, while building a society that respects human rights and freedoms, the risk of large-scale violence remains all too real.
In the aftermath of independence, building on experience in other countries, the Mozambican health system introduced new professional cadres to deliver basic comprehensive services, mainly in rural areas.
In practice, states commonly emerge and are accepted during ongoing conflict, or during the chaotic aftermath of state-building.
The photographers spent much of that year and the next moving around the country, covering battles and their aftermath: Madrid's buildings reduced to blasted shells.
In the aftermath, the remaining buildings in the bailey was converted for use as a law court, and Anne died in 1676, the castle unrestored.
In the aftermath, Edward reinvigorated the building programme and ordered the commencement of work at Beaumaris.
In the aftermath, rumors that the building had been intentionally sabotaged by Union soldiers spread quickly; Anderson was convinced that it had been a deliberate act.
In the aftermath of the war the building was fully restored; the cost of restoration exceeding the original construction costs The building acted as the head offices of the MDHB (renamed the Mersey Docks and Harbour Company in 1972) for some 87 years.
In the earthquake's aftermath, Nepali government inspected each building, including every school, and gave it a green or a red mark ― meaning, the building was unsafe. .
