Plagiarizing the government could be a form of flattery
We just can’t stomach any more opinion writers who steal government policies and regurgitate them as policy suggestions. Today’s example,…
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We just can’t stomach any more opinion writers who steal government policies and regurgitate them as policy suggestions. Today’s example,…
Egypt’s columnists were preoccupied over the weekend with the anniversary of 30 June — and had not one unique or…
In the unlikely event you needed a reminder: Not everyone in this country thinks the private sector should take the…
Consolidate cabinet portfolios? The columnist writing under the pseudonym Newton for Al Masry Al Youm argues that a streamlined cabinet…
The government’s efforts to keep prices in check are not sustainable in the long run, Ziad Bahaa El Din argues…
Egypt’s path towards growth after reforms will not be as successful without the full inclusion of the private sector, Magda…
While anger over recent subsidy cuts that raised fuel and energy prices may be justified, it could be misplaced, Ziad…
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