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Posted inEGYPT IN THE NEWS

Egypt in the news on 22 January 2018

Topping coverage of Egypt in the foreign press this morning are pickups of Ethiopian Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegene’s rejection of having the World Bank to act as arbiter in the dispute over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD). Coverage was mostly limited to wire pickups. “Seeking professional support is one thing, transferring (arbitration) to an […]

Posted inOn Deadline

Egypt should be looking into blockchain

Blockchain is an important leap in technology that Egyptian companies should study thoroughly, Ibrahim Mostafa writes for Al Borsa, arguing that we must keep up and look ahead at how it will shape the global banking sector down the line. He notes that blockchain technology allows financial transactions to take place directly between two parties, […]

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The fall of Travis Kalanick — a cautionary tale of Silicon Valley’s culture of CEO worship

The fall of Travis Kalanick — a cautionary tale of Silicon Valley’s culture of CEO worship: Bloomberg Businessweek’s Eric Newcomer and Brad Stone have penned the most detailed (and by far the most interesting) account of the fall from grace of former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick. From the infamous video of Kalanick disparagingly arguing with […]

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PBS presents Black Coffee

DOCUMENTARY OF THE WEEK — PBS presents Black Coffee: Coffee fuels Enterprise. From the necessary morning pick-me-up to the afterwork social gathering, the rich, dark drink is one of the significant cultural unifiers of our time. But unlike many goods, which have come to dominate our diets only during the age of globalization, coffee-drinking infected […]

Posted inEnergy

Egypt renews Iraqi crude oil contract for one year

Egypt has reportedly renewed an agreement to import crude oil from Iraq, an official at state petroleum buyer EGPC tells Reuters’ Arabic service. The contract was renewed for another year and will see Egypt import 12 mn bbl of Iraqi crude that will be delivered in 2 mn bbl shipments every two months starting January, […]

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Petroject completes its portion of butane and mazut installations at SUMED Ain Sokhna Pier

Petrojet has completed its work on the Arab Petroleum Pipelines Company (SUMED)’s pier at Ain Sokhna port, Youm7 reports. Petrojet had completed installations at the pier which would allow it to receive butane and mazut. Oil Minister Tarek El Molla had said last year that the port should begin receiving, storing and connecting butane and […]

Posted inHealth + Education

Higher Education Ministry plans to launch an investment map for universities

The Higher Education Ministry is working on an investment map of private universities that it wants to offer up to investors, Minister Khaled Abdel Ghaffar tells Al Borsa. The map comes as part of the ministry’s strategy to drive significant investments in new universities to keep up with demand. The minister said he expects investments […]

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