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Could disgruntled inspectors really be behind recent disruptions in Egypt’s wheat shipments?

Could disgruntled inspectors really be behind recent disruptions in Egypt’s wheatshipments? Reuters’ Eric Knecht and Maha El Dahan are noting allegations by traders that Egypt’s inspectors, upset at losing their expenses-paid travel privileges and their “perks,” have been deliberately overzealous in their wheat inspections and causing disruptions in imports. Under the old inspections system, Egypt’s […]

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Education Minister hikes public school fees, forces students in KSA to pay fees in USD

Education Minister Tarek Shawki issued an overnight decision hiking public school tuition fees, spurring a wave of criticism from disgruntled parents. The annual increase of EGP 20-30 was necessary to help the ministry cope with rising costs, Shawki told Hona Al Asema talk show host Lamees Al Hadidi last night, pointing out that the amount […]

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International news on 18 October 2017

Fed Governor Jerome Powell is being tipped as the next head of the Federal Reserve when current chair Janet Yellen’s tenure expires in February, according to a Reuters poll of some 40 economists. Just over half of poll takers see Powell as next in line as he is the candidate of continuity. “The most continuity […]

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The impact of climate change on social unrest in Ancient Egypt tops coverage

Topping coverage of Egypt in the foreign press this morning is a study on the impact of climate disruption on social stability in Ancient Egypt published on Tuesday by the journal Nature Communications. Scientists used ice core data — a more accurate method of tracking historical volcanic eruptions — and papyrus records on social unrest […]

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