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The end of the pre-sale era in real estate?
Although larger players may be able to adjust to the proposed changes, it threatens to…
East Port Said Port faces a new challenge with Europe’s carbon rules for shipping
East Port Said and Morocco’s Tanger are the only ports listed as high-risk neighboring container…
Why the last mile is still Egypt’s biggest delivery problem — and how startups are trying to fix it
Egypt has made major strides in upgrading its logistics backbone, but the final step remains…
Why Egypt’s real estate boom hasn’t fully reached the stock market
The sector performed in line with the EGX benchmark in 2025
What’s Next
Faced with FX spending limits, startups are struggling to keep up with expense requirements
For many startups, two of the biggest budget line items — tech tools and ads…
Why some Egyptian startups prefer to set up shop abroad
Why — and how — do Egyptian startups incorporate offshore? Many Egyptian startups, especially those…
More shakeouts, down rounds and M&A for startups in 2023 — but investors are still bullish
More challenges to come for startups in 2023: Our year in review on StartupLand in…
A year of reckoning for Planet Startup, but we came out stronger
It was an eventful year for StartupLand to say the least: Startups and venture capitalists…
Blackboard
The state sets a 20% market share target for private schools by 2030 in its National Narrative for Comprehensive Development
Meeting 2030 education targets is going to be hard considering that Egypt lost 127k teachers…
Egypt looks to private management to fix the investment decline in schools
For the state, the move represents a healthy balance between the public and private sectors
Higher education shifts from mass market degrees to tackling industry bottlenecks
The upcoming Food Sciences University, in partnership with Japan’s Hiroshima University, will be the first…
The end of the degree factory? Higher Education Ministry introduces new rules for private investors.
A new investment prospectus was released Sunday, and offers from Egyptian-Arab alliances have already started…
Going Green
The 20-day license promise enters its final test
Good morning, folks, and a happy hump day to you all. We bring you an…
A sneak peak into the upcoming parliamentary agenda
Proposed changes to the Customs Law will also be introduced to let companies pay taxes…
Government considers relief measures after phone exemption ends
Good afternoon, friends, and welcome to the start of a shorter-than-usual workweek. Following backlash over…
Egypt ends phone import exemptions
Good morning, folks. Welcome to the weekend. It’s been a busy week — the phone…
New export automation system promises 48-hour customs clearance
Good afternoon, friends, and congratulations on making it to the weekend. Wrapping it up is…
No more exempting imported mobile phones from customs
Expats in town for short stays will receive a 90-day exemption from the customs and…
Talk shows take on the new mobile phone import rules
Talk shows last night were fixated on the government’s decision to scrap customs exemptions for…
Egypt to end phone import exemptions after local production surge
Good afternoon, friends, and happy hump day. On the docket are the details on the…
Enterprise Climate
How USAID is supporting Egypt’s green transition
A conversation with Leslie Reed (LinkedIn), mission director for Egypt at USAID, at Enterprise Climate…
Green hydrogen and NWFE are key for the private sector coming out of COP27
Demystifying two of the biggest opportunities to have come out of COP27 — green hydrogen…