MOVES- The New York Times’ Declan Walsh will be leaving his post as Cairo bureau chief this summer for a new assignment as the Gray Lady’s chief Africa correspondent, the NYT said yesterday. Walsh has been heading the Cairo bureau since December 2015, when he took over from David Kirkpatrick. The newspaper has yet to name a replacement for Walsh.
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