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We Are Many: The Profession Knows Us, the Syndicate Doesn’t

Selling Cement to Warraq Residents Is Now a Terrorism Charge. 19 Traders Have Been in Jail Since December

No Chair, No Sterilizer, One Cup of Water: Egypt’s Street Dental Clinics

BRICS Promised New Markets, Alternative Currencies, and Easier Financing: What Has Egypt Actually Gained?

Egypt: The Farmer Plants Wheat for 50,000 Pounds and Sells It for 50,000 Pounds

What Inflation Did to Egyptians’ Summer Holidays

Egypt Lost 30% of Its Public Sector Workforce in Eight Years. No One Announced It

After Land, Wheat, and Fish: Egypt’s Future of Egypt Authority Takes Over 40,000 Subsidized Food Outlets

Egypt’s Civil Movement Has a New Coordinator. Its Divided Parties Are Not All Listening

Ethiopia Keeps Building, Egypt Keeps Negotiating: 13 Years and the Nile Crisis Deepens

Saif Gaddafi calls for democracy. Gamal Mubarak demands a fair trial. And we, the people? We’re just the scum!

Private Universities in Egypt: From the Right to Education to a Paid Privilege

Sandbars in the Nile, Shuttered Water Stations: The GERD’s First Real Drought Test Has Arrived

Social Class Now Determines Which Government School Your Child Can Attend in Egypt

Austerity Dims the Lights on Egypt’s University Theaters

30% of Al-Obour’s Green Belt Has Disappeared

Egypt.. Developing Tora’s Nile Waterfront or Displacing Its Residents for Investors?

For the First Time in Nine Years, Officials Said They Would Discuss Warraq’s “House for a House” Demand

We Are Many: The Profession Knows Us, the Syndicate Doesn’t

Ibrahim, a Zawia3 journalist who spent years in print newspapers including three at a Syndicate-affiliated paper, left without dues or a press card. He traces the system that produced that outcome: a 1970 law still referencing a dissolved political organization, registration controlled by employers, an associate roll opened in 2024 and never implemented, and a ministerial proposal that creates a chamber for website owners while leaving their journalists with nothing

27 September, 2026

No Chair, No Sterilizer, One Cup of Water: Egypt’s Street Dental Clinics

A seventy-year-old man paid 7,000 Egyptian pounds ($135.14) to an unlicensed practitioner who fitted his dentures on his home floor using a cup of water as sterilization, while another offered Zawia3 a tooth fitting for 600 pounds ($11.58) and home delivery. The Cairo Dentists Syndicate warns of tuberculosis and hepatitis transmission through unsterilized instruments

24 September, 2026

Egypt’s Civil Movement Has a New Coordinator. Its Divided Parties Are Not All Listening

Egypt’s Civil Democratic Movement announced the abolition of its Board of Trustees and the appointment of Akram Ismail as General Coordinator, but the Constitution Party objected that the executive committee composition bypassed the General Secretariat, the Egyptian Social Democratic Party confirmed it will not return, and the Conservatives remain frozen and say they received no outreach about the restructuring

22 September, 2026
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