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Egypt supply minister says close to wiping out graft in wheat sector

Egypt supply minister says close to wiping out graft in wheat sector

Egypt's supply minister said the world's top wheat buyer is close to eradicating graft in its strategic sector, defending the…
Textbook manipulation: a history of politicization dating back to monarchy

Textbook manipulation: a history of politicization dating back to monarchy

“History is written by the victors” is a well-known quote in the literary field and among the intelligentsia, reflecting a…
Anger at police builds up in Egypt, creates solidarity

Anger at police builds up in Egypt, creates solidarity

The past months in Egypt have seen fluctuating moments of protest, and despite the varying backgrounds of those who dissent,…
Dollar crisis hits pharma industry, causing shortages, possible production halt

Dollar crisis hits pharma industry, causing shortages, possible production halt

Egypt's pharmaceuticals industry is facing a serious shortage of raw materials, as well as serious financial difficulties, as a result…
Passengers complain about substandard services onboard trains

Passengers complain about substandard services onboard trains

A number of citizens have sent complaints to Al-Masry Al-Youm about poor train services. Doctor Hanan Farouk said in her complaint…
Pound devaluation will hit pharmaceutical industry hard: official

Pound devaluation will hit pharmaceutical industry hard: official

Leaders of Egypt's pharmaceuticals sector are seeking measures to mitigate the negative impacts of the recent devaluation of the Egyptian…
As hard times hit, Egyptians at last find fault with Sisi

As hard times hit, Egyptians at last find fault with Sisi

"Your exellency: you are not working," television presenter Azza al-Henawy said, looking into the camera but addressing the Egyptian president.…
Sharm el-Sheikh becomes ‘ghost town’ as tourists stay away

Sharm el-Sheikh becomes ‘ghost town’ as tourists stay away

Workers at the resort city of Sharm el-Sheikh are saying that the city has turned into a "ghost town", after…
On Women’s Day, stories of Egyptian women who made their mark in the West

On Women’s Day, stories of Egyptian women who made their mark in the West

As the world celebrates International Women's Day, numerous Egyptian women continue to exert their influence and make their mark, both…
Egypt’s poorest struggle to find rice amid hoarding

Egypt’s poorest struggle to find rice amid hoarding

Egypt has more rice than it needs but little available for those who need it most. The price the government pays…
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