Breaking the glass ceiling: Women agricultural scientists
African Women in Agriculture Research and Development (AWARD) is turning things around for Africa's female agriculturalists
Ga Sabry shakes up El Gouna International
Ga Sabry, whose only previous appearance in the main draw of a PSA World Series event was a first round exit in the 2013 World Championships, impressed on the Red…
El Sherbini triumphs in Texas
Egyptian teenager Nour El Sherbini claimed the biggest Women’s Squash Association World Tour title of her career
The Brotherhood and Britain: The ‘terrorists or us’ theory
The British decision to launch an investigation into the Muslim Brotherhood and its alleged links with radical militancy has sparked widespread controversy. Many people are justifiably surprised by the sudden decision and…
Bubble wrapped flats
Should investors in the east care about a potential housing bubble in the west?
Revolution-proofing
As demonstrated on Thursday, when some protesters held a rally downtown demonstrating against the Protest Law and demanding the release of prominent activists, we are looking at a country which…
50% of Egyptians ineligible to benefit from social housing programme: EIPR
Government minimum income regulations exclude poorest categories of Egyptians, but include the middle, upper middle and rich classes
Libya PM quits, saying he was victim of attack
Thani quit less than a week after parliament tasked him on Tuesday with forming a new cabinet
Date for Ultras Revolutionary appeal verdict set
The court will decide the fate of 15 people sentenced to jail and a hefty fine next month
