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Cabinet signs off on Ride-hailing Apps Act, other key decisions at weekly

LEGISLATION WATCH- The Ismail Cabinet signed off on the Ride-hailing Apps Act and referred it the Council of State for review. The bill will regulate companies such as Uber and Careem and ostensibly aims to attract new investments to the ride-sharing and group transport industry. The law prohibits personal car users from extending ride-sharing services […]

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Iflix appoints new MENA CEO

MOVES- Iflix appointed John Saad as CEO of Iflix Middle East and North Africa. Saad previously worked as chief consumer officer at Mobily in Saudi Arabia and before that held various roles at Vodafone, including consumer director at Vodafone Egypt and chief marketing officer at Vodafone Qatar.

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Fed signalling interest rate rise imminent?

Many US Federal Reserve policymakers said expect that interest rates will have to be raised in the “near term,” according to the minutes of the Fed policy meeting released on Wednesday. Fed policymakers said they still needed to see more data before deciding the timing of a rate hike, with many pointing to the low […]

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Roman shipwrecks found off Alexandria

Archaeologists have found three Roman era shipwrecks off the coast of Alexandria, according to the Associated Press. The discovery was made by the European Institute of Underwater Archaeology in collaboration with the Supreme Council of Antiquities. Archaeologists also found “a head sculpture carved in crystal and three gold coins dating back to Rome’s first emperor, […]

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Amendments to Egypt’s net-metering system are encouraging more businesses to consider PV installations

Amendments to Egypt’s net-metering scheme are encouraging more businesses to consider photovoltaic installations, says PV Magazine. The upgraded scheme sets the upper power generation limit for a PV installation to 20 MW from 500 KW. That coupled with the “the global price drop of the PV technology and the steady increasing of the retail electricity […]

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