Mobile power to bring Rwanda’s remote regions into the future
In Rwanda, 60 percent of the population have a mobile phone - but only 15 percent have electricity. Mobile kiosks now offer not only solar power but also internet access,…
Illiquid liquid: investing in fine wine
Throughout history wine was seen as the fruit of the gods and meant to be enjoyed. But now some investors are betting that what was once a high-end niche market…
Parliament’s insignificant debates interfere with personal lives as legislative tasks linger
MPs have been talking about a number of "illogic" issues, lack understanding of responsibilities, say experts
Fight back or flee repression? These Turkish artists chose Berlin
Bugra Erol sees his future in Berlin - not in Istanbul. He's one of many Turkish artists who've fled repression. What are problems they've encountered? And how has being in…
Ryanair posts profit despite falling fares
Irish budget carrier Ryanair has reported a decent rise in full-year profit despite a business environment that has driven down ticket prices rapidly. But increased capacity and cost cuts proved…
Torgau: Power center of the Reformation
Torgau is a significant location in the history of the Reformation. It became the political hub of Protestant Reformers and it was here that allegiances were formed to defend the…
Mercedes Benz launches three new models in Egyptian market
Mercedes Benz has launched the new generation of its compact cars in the Egyptian market, including the new generation of the GLA, CLA Coupe, and CLA Shooting Brake. CLA Shooting…
German and Egyptian automotive feeding industry companies will meet in Berlin in September
Andreas Hergenröther, the chief executive of the German-Arab Chamber of Industry and Commerce, revealed that the chamber arranged 10 meetings between the Egyptian and German companies during the second half…
CBE-auto industry committee submits final report to CBE Governor next week
The committee suggests the abolition of intermediary companies between the investor and the government when obtaining lands, says Khaled Saad
Australian companies to participate in international bid in 2017 to explore and exploit gold
Egypt and Australia shared a $554m two-way trade in merchandise in 2015-2016, says Morley
