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What we’re tracking this week and beyond

The Cairo Economic Court is due to rule tomorrow on an appeal by pharma distributors of an anti-trust fine. The distribution companies (Ibnsina, Ramco, Multipharma and United Company for Distribution and Trade) are appealing an Egyptian Competition Authority fine of EGP 5.6 bn for having allegedly colluded to cut credit periods and slash discounts to […]

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Remembering the Salem Express shipwreck off Egypt’s Red Sea coast

Remembering the Salem Express shipwreck off the Red Sea coast some 27 years later: Divers continue to explore the wreck site of the Panama-owned ferry MV Salem Express, CairoScene writes, finding cars, televisions and debris perfectly intact in an underwater time capsule. On 17 December 1991, the Salem Express sailed from Jeddah to Egypt’s Safaga […]

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Egypt is on a British charities warning list of countries that subject British school girls to FGM

It’s a mixed bag for Egypt in the international press this morning: Egypt is on a British charity’s warning list of countries in which UK schoolgirls could be subjected to FGM over the Christmas break, according to a Reuters article. Forced migrant repatriations from Italy to Egypt and Nigeria are peaking, and Italy’s guarantor for […]

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El Sisi’s trip to Vienna is front and center in Egypt’s state newspapers

President Abdel Fattah El Sisi’s trip to Vienna is front and center in Egypt’s three main state newspapers, with the primary focus being talks on immigration issues (Al Ahram | Al Akhbar | Al Gomhuria). Also featured on the front pages this morning are updates on the government-sponsored nationwide Hepatitis C screening program (Al Ahram) […]

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Too much screen time can be physically changing youth’s brains, early study finds

Too much screen time can physically change your child’s brain: A study funded by the National Institute of Health suggests that teenagers and adolescents’ heavy use of smartphones, tablets and computer screens can be damaging to their brains, according to Bloomberg. While the findings cannot yet be considered conclusive, the study found that children who […]

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Egypt’s ambassador to Sudan presents his credentials to President Omar Bashir

Egypt’s new ambassador to Sudan Hossam Eissa presented his credentials to Sudanese President Omar Al Bashir on Thursday, according to a Foreign Ministry statement. Eissa, who arrived in Khartoum last month, begins his post as Egypt and Sudan have been working to de-escalate tensions over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam and trade issues.

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Egypt cancels decision to adjust US high school diploma grades for Egyptian students

Higher Education Minister Khaled Abdel-Ghaffar has canceled a 2015 ministry decision to equate US high school diploma grades to those of Thanaweya Amma, according to Ahram Online. The ministry had previously imposed the equation, which students and parents complained resulted in an unfair reflection of their performance, to allow students with American diplomas to apply […]

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