Annual rent increases and mounting arrears leave Egyptian pensioners and people with disabilities struggling to keep their homes while alternative-housing
Thousands of agricultural associations remain caught between distributing fertiliser and marketing harvests. Farmers and specialists examine elections, training, management and
Families in Matrouh face long waits, weekly journeys to Alexandria and out-of-pocket medicine costs as reliable local blood-disorders care remains
Egypt’s Economic Court upheld a six-month prison sentence and 100,000-pound fine against mahraganat singer Islam Kabonga for song lyrics, after
Ten hours of investigation into Mohamed Ashraf Abu Umaira ended with his detention for 15 days on three charges, including
Hurghada residents wait eight days for water and pay up to EGP 500 per cubic metre on the black market,
Pensioners describe paying full fares, disappearing balances and confusing card rules. The transport authority denies ending their entitlement, but its
Families travel between cities and face interrupted treatment as doctors report shortages of long-acting antipsychotic injections despite official assurances about
Since 2016, more than two million citizens in Khosous, Qalyubiya have complained of dark-colored, foul-smelling drinking water. A water expert
Women describe delayed maintenance claims, withheld judgments and inaccurate income records. Lawyers and rights groups explain professional duties, document-retention limits
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