Brotherhood: the cake is ours

True, a chapter is gone. A black phase seems to have passed, at least for now. Currently, we have a newly-elected president and a new chapter in our contemporary history…

Daily News Egypt

Business Development Association inaugurates Ebdaa

By Mohamed El-Atroosh and Shaimaa Rouf The Association for Business Development inaugurated Ebda (meaning “Start” in Arabic), a new foundation to fund small and medium enterprises (SMEs), especially for training…

Daily News Egypt

Nile Pharmaceuticals’ profits fall 58% within 11 months

By Rojeeh Samir The Board of Directors of Nile Pharmaceuticals and Chemical Industries released data for the period between July 1st 2011and May 31st 2012 showing that the company’s net…

Daily News Egypt

Barclays moves to repair ‘devastating blow’ to reputation

Barclays said that Agius, who has chaired the bank for six years, would remain in his post until a successor was found

Daily News Egypt

Dana Petroleum adds two new wells to its Egyptian portfolio

The Aberdeen-based Dana Petroleum has completed the appraisal of two developmental wells in the Lorcan development lease located in the Gulf of Suez area. Drilling the first well, dubbed Fin-2X,…

Mohamed El-Bahrawi

Recorded events signal a rise in protests

The Egyptian Centre for Economic and Social rights reported protest movements rose dramatically during the second half of June. A contentious presidential election seemed to account for the rise. The…

Ahmed Aboulenein

Executive vacuum: still no vice presidents, prime minister or cabinet

Freedom and Justice Party denies making any recommendations to Morsi

Ahmed Aboulenein

Morsi’s ties with Muslim Brotherhood

As president Mohamed Morsi continues to assume his tasks as Egypt’s first civilian president, a few columnists in Egyptian newspapers have rejected the idea that Morsi shall cut ties with…

Daily News Egypt

Salafis split over constitution

The rift highlights a difference of opinions over participation in the constitutional drafting process, but could signal an even more serious fissure in the party.

Rana Muhammad Taha

Morsi squeezed between Syria and Iran

President’s stance on Syria could spell a change in Egyptian regional policies

Hend Kortam