
US Aid Cuts Leave Save the Children’s Projects in Egypt Facing an Uncertain Future
Funding suspensions threaten education and protection services, while affected workers raise questions about unpaid entitlements and the continuity of local

Funding suspensions threaten education and protection services, while affected workers raise questions about unpaid entitlements and the continuity of local

Families describe unaffordable medicines, missing specialists and court orders they say remain unimplemented, despite official initiatives for patients with muscular

Reports of a possible sale of a 45% stake sparked legal and parliamentary challenges, with questions over valuation, transparency and

Critics point to recycled stories, weak scripts and shrinking competition as Egypt’s Ramadan television season struggles to deliver fresh drama.

Deaths reported after injections, unsafe pharmacy practices and indiscriminate antibiotic use have renewed alarm. Patients and MPs call for stronger

Raises concerns over privacy violations as Egypt’s new criminal procedure law allows surveillance of phones and social media under judicial

A series of brutal crimes has renewed debate over economic pressure, mental health, protection for women and children, and the

Long hours, sales targets and inadequate support take a toll on Egyptian workers, while a rights study finds mental health

Egypt’s new phone-registration system enforces existing taxes and fees, as retailers warn of weaker sales and economists debate whether the

Families near the Nile and High Dam describe more than 12 days without reliable water, costly emergency supplies and temporary

A postponed doctors’ assembly intensifies the dispute over Egypt’s medical liability bill, as practitioners demand clear distinctions between complications, ordinary

The infant formula crisis in Egypt intensifies with shortages of up to 30% due to distribution changes, rising prices, and

Rising e-wallet failures and repeated online fraud in Egypt raise questions about weak digital infrastructure and the security of the

Egyptian migrants stranded in Tunisia face harsh living conditions and security crackdowns as they try to cross the Mediterranean to

Egypt’s film industry faces a major decline due to corruption, monopoly and strict censorship, which have cost it the ability

Egypt’s new cities have failed to attract residents despite investments exceeding EGP 1.3 trillion between 2014 and 2023, amid weak

Rising fertiliser prices and seed shortages are piling burdens on Egyptian farmers, undermining productive capacity and threatening the country’s food

Egypt’s new Interior Ministry security decision classes women with intermediate or lower qualifications among the “lower categories” needing a travel

Parliament opens its final session facing key laws, including the Criminal Procedure Law and amendments to the traffic, universities and

Egyptian families are struggling with the potential cancellation of in-kind subsidies, facing higher food prices and inflation as they rely

Rising transport fares in Egypt are adding to citizens’ burdens amid low wages and mounting economic pressures.

Egypt’s healthcare system struggles as the government moves towards privatization, abolishing doctors’ appointments and exacerbating the shortage of medical professionals

Egypt struggles with rising pollution as new environmental law amendments prioritize investment over public health and sustainability

Egypt struggles with asset liquidation to manage its public debt, raising questions about the long-term impact on the economy and
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