Bomb explosion in Gharbeya kills police officer
The officer was trying to dismantle the bomb
Egypt gains momentum in ICT outsourcing
By Oxford Business Group Egypt has long been a cost-competitive destination for offshore services, such as business process outsourcing (BPO), but a spate of new agreements with a number of…
Reforming football governance: Tackling political corruption alongside financial wrongdoing
By James M. Dorsey The mushrooming governance scandal in world football body FIFA increasingly spotlights political, in addition to financial, corruption in global football. Revelations about government and corporate deals…
Selling lingerie on the Egyptian street
By Ahmed Tharwat Cairo’s Tahrir Square is the global symbol of the 25 January Revolution, where millions of Egyptians, including women, went to demand the toppling of the regime. Lately,…
Egyptians in Libya: Between a rock and a hard place
Despite reiteration of foreign ministry’s warnings against travelling to Libya, citizens with limited resources leave for Libya in search for work
Sharm El-Sheikh declaration to be signed liberalising goods, services trade
Four new Egyptian Commercial Services offices to be opened in Africa before the end of the year, Says El-Leithi
MIDB pumps EGP 800m new loans before end of 2015: Managing director
Industrial sector acquires 40% of total loans from the bank, says Amr Tantawy
Without a hashtag: More forgotten journalists behind bars
Activists document stories of 12 journalists sentenced to life in prison
12 new United Bank branches in 18 months: Mohamed Ashmawi
United Bank branches will increase to 62, to cover all the governorates
CIB receives 5 international awards in 1H of 2015
There are abundant opportunities across Egyptian market, says Chairman