Egypt’s new cabinet reshuffle keeps Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly in office despite rising public debt, inflation, IMF obligations, and mounting
Egypt’s unemployment rate has fallen to historic lows, but poverty remains widespread as low wages, informal work, and weak job
An investigation reveals that 63% of Egypt’s delivery workers suffer injuries without compensation, 97% have no social insurance, and many
Security forces and government bodies push forward with the 17.5-billion-pound “Horus City” project on Al-Waraq Island as 90,000 residents resist
Egypt’s Sixth Economic Census shows record private-sector dominance and modest growth, but experts warn that rising debt, weak wages, and
Synthetic drugs such as Shabu, Strox, and Voodoo are spreading rapidly across Egypt, driving a sharp rise in violent crimes,
Fertilizer prices in Egypt have surged by more than 500%, creating a severe shortage that threatens food security, drives up
Egypt’s Ministry of Sports sparked controversy by labeling athlete naturalization as “human trafficking,” prompting legal experts and rights advocates to
Egypt accelerates the sale of state assets under new laws granting its Sovereign Fund wider powers, aiming to raise $3.6
Egypt’s new Criminal Procedures Law sparks a major confrontation between Parliament, the President, and professional unions over constitutional guarantees, defendants’
Egypt economy, IMF loans, Egypt debt crisis, IMF exit strategy, Egyptian pound, economic reform, privatization Egypt, external debt, balance of
Egypt is deepening gas cooperation with Cyprus amid escalating tensions with Israel. With projects linking the Aphrodite field to Egypt’s
As Israel invades Gaza, Egypt raises military alert in Sinai and warns of red lines, while U.S. walks a tightrope
Despite decades of promises and over $10 billion in international loans, Egypt’s railway system remains deadly and dysfunctional. This investigation
Egypt is facing a severe healthcare crisis as over 21,000 doctors have resigned since 2020, citing exhaustion, poor pay, and
Egypt’s National Media Authority has lost over EGP 12.2 billion ($251.5 million) amid mounting debt, failed reforms, and lack of
The poverty map in Egypt reveals significant geographic disparities, with Upper Egypt facing higher poverty rates. Despite successive minimum wage
Despite the halting of boats from Egyptian shores, testimonies and official reports reveal that thousands of Egyptians continue to migrate
Egypt grants sweeping tax exemptions to Gulf investors, benefiting large foreign capital while burdening citizens with rising costs and shrinking
Despite updated laws and global evaluations, Egypt faces a growing money laundering crisis fueled by legal loopholes, weak oversight, and
A gas explosion on Wahat Road in Egypt killed 6 and injured 13. Investigations reveal the responsible company, El-Meligy Contracting,
Egypt’s economic authorities posted losses exceeding 250 billion pounds ($5 billion), draining the public budget and deepening the poverty crisis.
Amid record debt and foreign currency shortages, Egypt accelerates its state asset sales to meet IMF conditions. With hospitals and
The proposed amendments to Egypt’s Sports Clubs Law spark nationwide debate, with concerns over government interference, privatization, and the return
Egypt’s recent reforms linking residency permits to asylum status mark a step forward for refugee rights, yet challenges persist. Bureaucratic
As Egypt witnesses a surge in gruesome crimes linked to the synthetic drug shabu, public safety hangs in the balance
Raises concerns over privacy violations as Egypt’s new criminal procedure law allows surveillance of phones and social media under judicial
The infant formula crisis in Egypt intensifies with shortages of up to 30% due to distribution changes, rising prices, and
Egyptian families are struggling with the potential cancellation of in-kind subsidies, facing higher food prices and inflation as they rely
Egypt’s healthcare system struggles as the government moves towards privatization, abolishing doctors’ appointments and exacerbating the shortage of medical professionals
