Re-investment in Africa a ‘high priority’: Housing Ministry
Malhab said he would work hard to support and encourage the opening up of African markets to Egyptian contracting companies, whether public or private, in particular the Arab Contractors company.
G20 seeks to narrow differences on stimulating growth
The meeting in Moscow in an exhibition centre outside the Kremlin walls aims to set up the G20 heads of state summit in Saint Petersburg in September, which will be…
Egyptians dominate squash World Championship Quarter-Finals in Poland
Top seed Fares Mohamed Dessouki reached the men's quarter-finals for the second successive year after beating Pakistan's 9/16 seed Tayyab Aslam 11-6, 11-8, 11-8 in 54 minutes.
Norwegian woman ‘nervous, tense’ as she risks UAE jail
Marte Dalelv, 24, said she remained hopeful that she would succeed in an appeal against the ruling by a Dubai court that convicted her this week of extramarital sex, perjury…
Two dead and three injured in Sinai attack
Unknown gunmen ambushed military and civilian targets on Friday night
Tourists are still finding their way to Dahab
While the bustle of tourists in Dahab, a town on the coast in South Sinai, suggest these latest troubles have not killed the Egyptian tourist industry, many fear for its…
Interview: Gehad El-Haddad: “This is a police state back in full brute force”
Gehad El-Haddad, spokesperson of the Muslim Brotherhood, speaks to the Daily News Egypt about the current events, the political deadlock in Egypt, and explains the situation from the Muslim Brotherhood's…
Morsi supporters defiant in face of political deadlock
Protesters say their demands are non-negotiable, vow to remain in the streets till they are met
Islamists march in opposition of “military coup”
Thousands of supporters of ousted former president Mohamed Morsi descend upon Cairo’s streets to protest what they called a ‘coup against democracy’
