Through the Eyes of Women
The "photographic journey", as Friedlander chose to describe it, accommodates the international month of women, March.
Build better roads to feed more people
By Dr. Bjørn Lomborg Almost one-quarter of all food in the world is lost each year, from harvesting and storage to wastage in the consumer’s kitchen. In sub-Saharan Africa, about 21%…
Israel chides club for racism in bid to fend off FIFA suspension
By James M. Dorsey Israel’s Equal Employment Opportunities Commission (EEOC) has demanded that notoriously racist club, Beitar Jerusalem, the bad boy of Israeli football, retract recent statements that it would…
Yemen: The little army that could
By Dr Cesar Chelala In his book Century of the Wind, the late Uruguayan writer Eduardo Galeano tells how in 1927 the US Marines landed in Nicaragua to quell a revolutionary revolt by…
Infrastructure may not withstand new Internet speeds
The report included how Internet is used, the price ranges compared to income, the level of infrastructure in the country, and the availability of communication services to users, reflecting the…
Financial, e-commerce sectors to benefit most from Internet speed increase
Developing Internet speed will increase the volume of e-commerce and help in expansion, same goes for call centres, where Egypt is the pioneer country within the Middle East.
Internet companies link price reduction to TE solving infrastructure issues
Following Telecom Egypt’s (TE) decision to replace the copper Internet cables with high speed fibre optic cables, competing companies have been losing internet services, forcing customers to switch to TE…
Egypt requests new $ 300m World Bank loan for health sector
Egypt will receive loan in May and loan repayment period will be between 25-30 years, says Kouchouk
Egypt ranked among slowest countries worldwide for Internet speed
Local service costs average of $26.3 a month, says NET INDEX
Egypt’s Railway Authority’s 2015/2016 budget may reach EGP 12.8bn
The investment plan will be the authority's largest and would focus on the much-needed revamping of run down facilities
