Egypt in the news on 11 September 2019
Egypt is enjoying another relatively quiet morning in the foreign press, save for extensive coverage of August’s lower-than-expected inflation figures,…
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Egypt is enjoying another relatively quiet morning in the foreign press, save for extensive coverage of August’s lower-than-expected inflation figures,…
House Rep. Ehab Al-Khouli is planning to propose legislative amendments to the law governing the Council of State (Maglis El…
President Abdel Fattah El Sisi approved yesterday a EUR 4 mn grant for Egypt from a multi-donor trust fund signed…
Egyptian college student Nancy Awad is offering female orphans in Egypt digital literacy classes with her initiative, Benat Seshat, according…
It’s the story of space travel, but not as we know it, Jim. A group of women who trained in…
Domestic clothing manufacturers in Egypt have expressed concern that they will lose market share thanks to an initiative designed to…
Authorities have released transgender woman and rights activist Malak El-Kashef, who was arrested in March on charges of “belonging to…
Leading the conversation again this morning: Egypt’s attempts to prevent Christie’s from auctioning a 3,000 year-old bust of Tutankhamun (which…
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