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Posted inA MESSAGE FROM SEKEM
Heliopolis University: education for sustainable development
Heliopolis Universityfor Sustainable Development (HU) is emerging as a leading model that integrates rigorous academics with sustainable development practices. Backed by the SEKEM Initiative’s long legacy, HU integrates environmental, social, cultural, and economic dimensions of sustainable development for Egyptian communities at the core of its higher education mission. At the heart of the HU experience […]
Posted inSpotlight
Okaz’s Randa Hamed on how being small and flexible helps the firm outperform institutional giants
Okaz is bullish on banks, fintech, healthcare, and pharma
Posted inAlso on our Radar
Fresh capital for Nargis as Mubadala deepens Egypt play
Plus: Arcius wagers USD 150 mn on Mediterranean exploration
Posted inPLANET FINANCE
Global AI demand drives utilities gains
Investors trimming pricey tech stocks still want exposure to AI, and regulated utilities offer a steadier, dividend-paying way to stay in the AI game
Posted inCALENDAR
2026 FEBRUARY 25 February (Wednesday): IMF’s Executive Board meeting for our sixth and seventh reviews MARCH 15 March (Sunday): IMF to hold its seventh review of Egypt’s USD 8 bn EFF arrangement. 21 March: (Saturday): Eid El Fitr starts (TBC). 30 March - 1 April (Monday-Wednesday): Egypt International Energy Conference and Exhibition (EGYPES). APRIL 2 […]
Posted inWHAT WE’RE TRACKING TONIGHT
Gov’t goes all in on healthcare expansion with new incentives
Good afternoon, friends, and welcome to the start of another workweek. We hope you had your fair share of rest this weekend, seeing as we have a packed issue for you. Today, we dive into Egypt’s fertilizer industry, check out what is arguably Ramadan’s best series thus far, and explore what journalism could look like […]
Posted inFOR YOUR COMMUTE
Is there still hope for journalism in 2026?
Major corporations are desperately seeking human voices after AI slop eroded trust and publishers once tapped for PR started losing prominence