Jumia Egypt “Arab Internet Pioneer” in Egypt for 2012

The awards were designed to recognize and reward companies who have demonstrated the ability to succeed in the e-commerce industry in Egypt.

Nada Badawi

Credit default swaps hit alarming levels amid nationwide protests

Domestic public debt hit EGP 1.387tn (about $200bn) in April, foreign debt at $42bn

Nada Badawi

Three-year transition to inflict long-term damage to economy: experts

Regarding Egypt’s request for a $4.8b loan from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Toulba said negotiations will definitely be put on hold given the current lack of clear political leadership.

Hend El-Behary

Stock market rises unprecedentedly, celebrating military’s statement

The trade volume on Tuesday had its highest rise in the past four months, reaching EGP 510m.

Hend El-Behary

Tourism numbers in May up 14.6% from last year

Low accommodation provides draw for foreign visitors

Sara Aggour

In Pictures: Protests continue at presidential, Al-Qobba palaces and Tahrir Square

Demonstrations continued on Tuesday evening at both the presidential palace and Al-Qobba Palace as protesters persisted in their calls for the removal of President Mohamed Morsi. At the presidential palace…

Basil El-Dabh

Protests continue at presidential, Al-Qobba palaces and Tahrir Square

Thousands of demonstrators keep up the call for President Mohamed Morsi's departure

Basil El-Dabh

UAE jails dozens of Islamists over ‘power plot’

The Federal Supreme Court sentenced 56 of the 94 defendants to 10 years in prison each, the official WAM news agency said.

Daily News Egypt

Press Release: Baseera Center Opinion Poll for Al-Hayat Channel One year of Morsi and the Brotherhood’s rule

Around 63% of Egyptians believe that their living conditions are now worse than they were at the start of President Mohammed Morsi's tenure. Half of all Egyptians believe there has…

Daily News Egypt

Cairo University demonstration fears Armed Forces’ return to politics

Supporters of President Mohamed Morsi gather to support the president’s legitimacy

Basil El-Dabh