70 Million for a Seat: The Price of Entering Egypt’s Parliament

This investigative report delves into the increasing role of political money in Egypt’s upcoming elections, revealing how financial contributions are shaping electoral lists, buying votes, and undermining political fairness. Key sources confirm the high costs of securing a seat, exposing deepening political patronage.

Egyptian Baccalaureate: A New Era or a Step Toward Education Inequality?

The Egyptian Baccalaureate system sparks debate over its impact on education, social inequality, and the quality of learning in Egypt. Parents, educators, and experts question the implementation of the new law, with concerns over rising costs, teacher shortages, and educational reforms that may harm free education.

The Minimum Wage in Egypt… A Law Not Applied to Half of the Population

The poverty map in Egypt reveals significant geographic disparities, with Upper Egypt facing higher poverty rates. Despite successive minimum wage increases, millions of workers, especially women breadwinners, remain excluded, facing difficult living conditions amid economic challenges.

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