Artificial Intelligence Becomes an Accusation in Egypt’s Newsrooms
86.4% of Egyptian journalists use artificial intelligence while 70.5% of their institutions have no policies regulating it; a journalist lost
16 September, 2026
86.4% of Egyptian journalists use artificial intelligence while 70.5% of their institutions have no policies regulating it; a journalist lost
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This investigation reveals the extensive expansion of tourism projects along Egypt’s northwestern coast, owned by Egyptian and Gulf businessmen, as
Millions in Egypt face disasters without warning. A deep dive into the failure of early warning systems and the growing
The risks do not stop at the gruelling nature of the young girls’ work, as the girls are transported to
Patients with genetic diseases in Egypt face double suffering from the high cost of genetic tests sent abroad, threatening timely
Breadwinner mothers in Egypt face hiring refusals and pay discrimination in the private sector, as Egypt scores worst on pay
Owners of Al-Rabia land in El Shorouk City face a crisis with the city’s development authority over delays in regularising
Egypt’s rice market faces a worsening crisis as some farmers and traders hold back the crop to push up prices
Pelkum farming offers Egyptian farmers a profitable, water-efficient crop option amid rising agricultural challenges
Egyptians stranded in Lebanon face bombardment and harsh economic conditions amid the absence of a clear evacuation plan.
Bone marrow transplants are the only hope for children with marble bone disease in Egypt, despite exorbitant treatment costs.
Most Egyptian fish farmers do not report heat-related fish deaths, selling dead fish to restaurants or as salted fish without
Egypt suffers from increased demand for generators and other alternatives due to frequent power outages and rising prices.
Egypt faces a paraffin wax shortage, threatening the candle-making industry as it struggles with rising costs, raw material shortages, and
Egypt’s electricity load-shedding plan is causing heavy losses in the poultry sector, as breeders face bird deaths and prices rise.
Thalassemia patients in Egypt struggle with shortages of iron-chelating drugs and blood bags, and with state-funded treatment that no longer
Egypt’s new hospital fee rules cut free treatment and double charges for foreigners, deepening hardship for refugees already strained by
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