Thousands suffer from burning Kwaisna factory waste

MENUFIYA: Close to 20,000 residents of two villages in Kwaisna, located in the delta governorate of Menufiya, filed petitions to their local council complaining from environmental violations committed at the…

Yasmine Saleh

Religious freedom in Egypt 'declining', says report

CAIRO: Freedom of religious belief in Egypt "declined between July 2007 and June 2008, according to the US State Department's annual assessment of religious freedom throughout the world, the International…

Sarah Carr

Egypt holds to its aspiration and plans to fight poverty

CAIRO: Egypt is moving steady towards achieving the United Nations' eight Millennium Development Goals, says the latest report about Egypt's progress in the world wide campaign. All speakers at the…

Daily News Egypt

Church leaders back Mubarak's son for president

CAIRO: Most leaders of Egypt s Coptic Orthodox Church would vote for President Hosni Mubarak s son Gamal if he chose to run in the 2011 presidential election, a top…

AFP
AFP

Students and teachers alike skip first day of school

CAIRO: The new academic year got off on the wrong foot on Saturday as teachers and students decided to take the day off.A shortage of school books and lack of…

Safaa Abdoun

Mokhtar pleased with Port Said performance

PORT SAID: Petrojet coach Mokhtar Mokhtar said that he was glad with the way his team played in the 2-2 draw against Masri on Saturday. Of course we want to…

Amro Hassan

Zamalek exit Champions League

CAIRO: Zamalek failed to go beyond the group stage in the CAF Champions League after slumping to a 1-0 defeat to Zimbabwe s Dynamos, who booked a last-four berth.Substitute David…

Hatem Maher

Police Union give Youssef vote of confidence

CAIRO: Police Union's sports director Mounir Oqeila denied that his side intend to sack coach Talaat Youssef.The Egyptian League newcomers got off their campaign to a disastrous start, suffering five…

Hatem Maher