Four companies with suffering market shares in 2017
The competition in the Egyptian market among mobile phone manufacturers is at its strongest, especially with the entry of many Chinese companies in the past two years. There are now…
Market shares of fastest growing smartphone brands in 2017
Last year witnessed strong and brutal competition, causing damage to the market share of several major companies, such as Nokia, Samsung, and HTC. However, other companies benefited from that competition…
Egypt to have 27.9m smartphone users by 2019
The number of smartphones users in the Egyptian market rose last year to 23.6 million, compared to 21 million in 2016, an increase of 2.6 million people. It is expected…
Marc Bartra: Defender leaves Borussia Dortmund after emotional rollercoaster
The Spaniard has left Dortmund for Real Betis after two years in Germany which included being injured in the Dortmund bus bomb attack. But he will remember the response of…
Mobile brands fight for buyers in 2018
The competition between smartphone companies in Egypt is strong. While Samsung dominated the largest share of market sales in the past years without real competition, the past two years witnessed…
German industrial workers in 24-hour warning strike
Metalworkers and engineers in several factories across Europe's powerhouse have started a 24-hour walkout in a protracted dispute over wages and working hours. Trade unionists say employers deserve a better…
GARPAD blames Irrigation, Electricity Ministries for losses
Violations of water quantities prevent access to GARPAD lands, says Irrigation Ministry
Participation of private sector river navigation project requires approval of Defence Ministry: Desouki
New draft law aims to allow local, foreign private sector to take part in development processes with aim of increasing efficiency in short period while connecting sea, river, dry ports…
Unearthing Mansourasaurus reveals lost tale of ancient Africa
Fossils of Egyptian dinosaur shed light on early links between Africa, Europe
Parliament tentatively agrees to renew tax dispute settlements law for 2 years
Planning and budget committee proposed 1 year, plenary session took government's draft