Egypt’s real estate prices have hiked by 75% since pound flotation
Real estate prices in the Egyptian market have hiked by an average of 75% since the floatation of the Egyptian pound till now, according to Mahmoud Abdel Halim, chairperson of…
‘Koshary Abou Tarek’ sues company for exploiting its name in Bahrain
Tarek Youssef, the chairperson of the Egyptian Company for Managing and Exploiting Brands Franchise, and the owner of the famous chain of Abou Tarek, filed a lawsuit against one of…
Madbouly reviews Egypt’s Vision 2030 in Arab Economic Forum
PM discusses bilateral relations with his Lebanese counterpart
MoH completes 145,307 surgeries of ‘waiting lists’ initiative
All surgeries, medications patients receive are free of charge
New branch of Amiria Press to be established at NAC
The Trade and Industry Minister's assistant, Ahmed Taha, said that a new branch of the Amiria Press is under construction in the New Administrative Capital (NAC). This comes as part…
Investing in Africa's tech infrastructure. Has China won already?
Chinese tech firms are present across the African continent. Many benefit from financing provided by the Chinese government. So do Western tech firms stand a chance in Africa?The US has…
Facebook bans extremists, 'dangerous individuals'
Multiple extremist figures, including Infowars' Alex Jones and Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan, have been banned from Facebook and Instagram. The social media giant has tried to cut down…
A safer internet and the stupid things we do online
You don't have to be savvy to be safe online. Just sensible. On Password Day, here are 5 things you should avoid doing, ranked by their increasing stupidity. Check number…
Does Europe, does Germany really need its own battery cells?
France and Germany have asked the EU executive to approve state subsidies for a cross-border battery cell consortium to curb Asia's market dominance. German analyst Marcel Weiss says the investment…
WBG to extend current strategy in Egypt for additional two years
Extension aims to maintain momentum on reforms, says WBG
