A thirty-month military academy programme for PhD holders aged 40 to 50 sparks debate over eligibility for Egypt’s presidency after
Three phases of a national anti-corruption strategy, an unchanged score across two editions of the Corruption Perceptions Index, and 36
More than 500 signatures and artists’ withdrawals push Art D’Egypte to exclude Bernar Venet, raising questions about participant selection and
Egypt’s higher government wage floor leaves unanswered questions about living costs, private-sector pay and workers beyond effective protection.
Egypt’s Civil Democratic Movement announced the abolition of its Board of Trustees and the appointment of Akram Ismail as General
Egypt’s Foreign Minister declares that negotiations with Ethiopia over the GERD have “reached a dead end” and affirms the right
The government is easing foreign property ownership to attract dollars. Economists debate fast liquidity, debt pressure and whether luxury developments
A proposal to exchange state assets for domestic debt, initially including the Suez Canal, triggered political and economic objections. The
Women agricultural workers describe ten-hour days in extreme heat for EGP 200, without breaks or first aid. Zawia3 documented 23
A weak flood season and unilateral GERD operations place Egypt’s water reserves under pressure, as experts debate the scale of
Calls to replace Egypt’s 2014 constitution revive debate over presidential term limits, institutional stability and the future of power after
Egyptians discover mobile lines registered without their knowledge, raising questions about identity checks, legal exposure and the regulator’s response.
A new electricity price increase adds to household pressures as declining gas production, rising import costs and debt repayments constrain
Latin Quarter buyers describe delayed handovers, changed amenities and disputed charges in a government-backed project. City Edge had not replied
Demolition has begun in Tousoun while residents challenge the expropriation of 320 homes for a new road, arguing that an
Egypt quietly issued asylum law executive regulations a year behind schedule, transferring refugee management from the UNHCR to the Interior
2,800 fishing licenses at Lake Nasser have been suspended after 234 fishermen refused to hand Egypt’s Future Authority 40% of
Egypt’s social housing crossed one million Egyptian pounds for the first time, up sevenfold from the 135,000 pounds starting price
The government promises higher spending on health, education and social support while reducing the deficit and debt. Economists question whether
Forty companies are set to move to Egypt’s sovereign fund and twenty to the stock exchange. Economists question whether asset
Families turn to secondhand clothes and cut holiday purchases as food, transport and energy prices outpace incomes. Economists explain why
The pound has crossed EGP 50 to the dollar for the first time in nine months. Short-term foreign capital is
US-Israeli strikes and Iranian counterattacks raise questions about Egypt’s energy costs, Suez Canal revenues, security and diplomatic options.
Egypt’s new cabinet reshuffle keeps Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly in office despite rising public debt, inflation, IMF obligations, and mounting
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