Incompetent government adopts stupid policy: The Economist on Egypt’s wheat problem
The Economist’s report entitled “Of bread, bribes and fungus” severely criticised Egypt’s incompetent way in dealing with its wheat problem
Police, army sacrificed their lives for Egypt, they should rule it: police guards to Ibrahim Halawa
Halawa has been detained for over 1,000 days; he is facing a possible death sentence in a mass trial
Formula 1: Hamilton takes Italian GP pole
Could this be one of the moments that decides the 2016 Formula 1 title? Defending champ and standings leader Lewis Hamilton clocked the fastest time at qualifying in Monza by…
Foreigners continue to decrease capital market portfolios, EGP 626m in net sales for August
EGS surpasses other brokerage companies in the first nine months of 2016 with EGP 22bn in operations
Decision to relieve expatriates from car customs for a dollar deposit is under study: customs
The Ministry of Expatriate Affairs and a number of Egyptian expatriates submitted a recommendation to exempt returning cars belonging to expatriates from customs fees, in return for a deposit at…
US-Egypt Business Council supports government’s request for IMF loan
The successful implementation of this agreement will help Egypt transition to a more market-oriented economy with a robust private sector, says USEBC chairperson
351 ships transit Suez Canal carrying 21.3m tonnes in past week
Suez Canal traffic data showed that 351 ships transited the canal, with a total load of 21.306m tonnes, from 26 August to 1 September. An average of 50 ships transited…
Fate of missing lawyer, doctor remains ambiguous amid detention allegations
NCHR reiterates call to allow detainees access to call lawyers and family
Jupiter pole images beamed back by NASA spacecraft
NASA says the northern polar region is stormier than expected, as it releases close-up photos from the Juno spacecraft. Unique views of Jupiter's bright southern lights were also sent back.