Sinai land allocations to promote diversity of services: TDA Chairman
Tourism Development Authority considering opening up 10m metres to investors in South Sinai
Loan assets in banks increased by EGP 3.6bn in February: CBE
Central bank says loans granted to the government slumped by EGP 739m, while amount loaned to non-governmental sector increased by EGP 4.39bn
Egyptian petroleum companies owe $6bn to foreign companies at end of April: EGAS president
Egypt is facing a serious issue as a result of the government's inability to pay its debts to foreign partners in light of the poor economic situation.
The Other Woman: Stale and predictable romantic comedy
The Other Woman combines a predictable storyline with lacklustre comedy- both reason enough to avoid.
Al-Jazeera trial and Ukraine abduction set dark tone for World Press Freedom day
By James Rodgers The outrage is palpable across the centuries. In the first issue of his provocative newspaper The North Briton, John Wilkes championed the “liberty of the press”. It…
The energy rebound dilemma and the age of consumerism
By Eng. Hisham Farouk Mostafa Despite great efforts to increase energy efficiency, the reflection on energy consumption has not been as expected. Improved efficiency rebounded into greater consumption through the manufacturing…
Egypt’s media: Fact, fiction, and farce
By Mohamed Selim Khalil The world celebrated “Press Freedom Day” 3 May. Yet, are the Egyptian journalists, reporters and media personnel joining their peers worldwide in celebrating the day? I highly…
Putin’s Real Enemy
By Dr. César Chelala As fear increases in the west about Vladimir Putin’s imperial ambitions, the Russian president has to confront at home his most powerful enemy: vodka. Russians’ love…
Detention, killing of journalists leads to increased self censorship: NGOs
On World Press Freedom Day, reports from local and international organisations paint a grim picture of media freedoms in Egypt in 2013
