View of Egypt: Hussein Shaaban
Photography in Egypt is often seen as a means to a commercial end, disregarding the fact the people behind the camera are often artists. This is Egypt, as seen by…
The fate of Egypt’s Parliament still unclear
Even as Mohamed Morsi prepares to take the oath of office, the parliament that his party dominated remains paralysed
Hotels and Resorts expectations of recovery
Investors expect investment in the tourism sector to recover by the beginning of next October
Morsi set to pick vice presidents, prime minister, and cabinet
Ganzouri cabinet officially resigns, assumes caretaker duties until a new one is appointed
Three killed in Kenya bar grenade attack
The attack is the latest in a series of violent incidents in the tourist town of Mombasa. An unknown attacker tossed a hand grenade into a bar where customers were…
Morsi seeks presidential powers
Recent moves by SCAF have set the field for a struggle between them and the president-elect for authority over the state
Landscapers complain of collapsed demand after the revolution
Seventy percent decrease in raw material imports in 2011
Egypt’s foreign policy set to change
Morsi’s stance on Iran just a few hours before he became president must certainly make Israel, which has been pressuring the US to confront Iran, uncomfortable.
Jordan opposition moves to boycott elections
Government under pressure from Muslim Brotherhood while public fury over austerity measures grow