Mohamed Morsi, Egypt's president, promised to tackle more than 60 problems within the first three months of his term.<br /><br />Now, 100 days since he took office, Egyptians are beginning to evaluate the president's handling of areas such as traffic, waste disposal and food prices, all decades-long issues that plague everyday life for the people of Cairo.<br /><br />However, some say it is not Morsi that needs to instigate change, but the people and their own mindsets.<br /><br />Al Jazeera's Jacky Rowland reports from Cairo.
