1.1% decline in mobile subscribers, internet market loses 1.2 million customers
The number of mobile subscribers in Egypt has declined by 1.1% in March, compared to February, according to a report issued by the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, as…
World Cup 2018: Ronaldo header knocks out Morocco
Cristiano Ronaldo's fourth goal of the World Cup finals proved the difference as Portugal knocked Morocco out of the World Cup. The 33-year-old is now Europe's all-time leading international goal…
Vodafone attracts 228,000 new customers on expense of Etisalat, Orange
The mobile market has seen a decline in the number of mobile subscribers in March, as the market lost about 1.2 million users in that month, taking the total number…
Uber adjusts service prices after fuel price hike
Uber Smart Transport Company changed its pricing on Monday and announced the new pricing system. In a text message to its “drivers partners,” Uber said that the company's work is…
NTRA refutes rumours on recharge cards price increase
An official source at the National Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (NTRA) spoke to Daily News Egypt and denied any increases in the prices of mobile recharge cards, due to recent increases…
Telecommunications companies are restructuring packages
Increasing financial burden on consumers cuts their spending on mobile services: Ellaithy
Health committee reject any new increases in medicine prices
Some pharmaceutical companies have submitted demands to the Ministry of Health to increase the prices of some medicine. In the past months, the Ministry of Health has agreed to increase…
Education committee, minister to follow up on new school year preparations in July
Pre-university education allocations were at EGP 89bn in draft budget, while ministry sought EGP 128bn
Parliament to review new government’s plans by next week: sources
New prime minister will confirm his government's commitment to continue economic reform programme initiated by former government
EGAS reportedly purchased 9 LNG shipments
Aramco to supply Egypt with 0.5-1m barrels of crude oil per month
