EGP 165,000 to Reach Cairo: Egyptians in the Gulf Between Costly Flights and Jobs at Risk
Between 4 and 5 million Egyptians work in the Gulf states and send about $41.5 billion a year to Egypt,
6 March, 2026
Between 4 and 5 million Egyptians work in the Gulf states and send about $41.5 billion a year to Egypt,
US$534 million to redevelop the Alexandria tram… and EGP 176 million raised from selling its assets
A proposed increase in the exemption for primary homes opens a debate over tax fairness, housing rights and the burden
More than 4.7 million families rely on Egypt’s Takaful and Karama cash transfer program, yet payment suspensions during “reassessment” have
The free-market price of sugar rose to EGP 33.8 despite inflation falling to 12.5%, while 66.2% of Egyptians live below
Egypt records 250,000 burn injuries annually, while the cost of importing human skin exceeds EGP 1 million per case, even
Egypt announces new gas discoveries while cutting energy subsidies and raising prices, deepening pressure on households amid rising imports, debt,
The other face of the consumer finance boom in Egypt: an unprecedented jump in the number of borrowers to 9.25
The hidden face of agriculture in Egypt: women plant, harvest and feed the country, but they own neither the land
The suffering of mothers of children with intellectual disabilities in Egypt, between society’s stigma, the absence of paternal responsibility and
In Egypt, legal guardianship allows some fathers to obtain disability-designated cars while children with disabilities lose cash benefits and social
In the heart of Egypt’s south, drinking water mixes with sewage and villages drown in sewage floods, while Aswan is
How obedience notices and disobedience lawsuits in Egypt have turned into legal tools to humiliate women and strip them of
Thousands of mothers in Egypt are prevented from registering their children despite court rulings granting them the right. Between a
Escalation in Yemen and Israel’s recognition of Somaliland intersect with Egyptian interests in shipping, ports and the Nile. Diplomats and
The Egyptian Ministry of Labour’s decision on religious holidays for Christians sparked widespread controversy after it divided the denominations into
Egyptian workers recount detention, torture and forced labour in Libya, including after entering through official channels.
In a step described as the most dangerous in decades, Israel recognised “Somaliland” as an independent state, provoking a wave
Fifty-four years after the issuance of the Journalists Syndicate Law, more than 900 retired journalists are still deprived of the
The Egyptian government decided to stop the net metering system for solar energy as of 31 December, which threatens the
Dozens of incidents of violence and killing between landlords and old-rent tenants were recorded in Egypt within a single year,
Thousands of property owners have yet to receive their units despite paying the full price, while projects were sold before
As Gaza tensions rise, Egypt refuses to meet Netanyahu and warns against Israeli violations of the ceasefire. President Sisi’s expected
Heavy rain within a single hour flooded Port Said, causing power and water cuts and damage to cars and homes,
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