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Suspension of Gulf aid behind $600m drop in foreign reserves in June: Experts

Foreign reserves register the lowest level since the ouster of former president Mohamed Morsi in July 2013

North Africa approaching universal access to primary education: UN report

Primary education enrolment increased from 80% to 99% in North Africa over 22 years

Al-Sisi’s economic orientation in his first month, and its influence

Measures to boost economy include reforming taxes and wages, adjusting prices and cutting fuel and electricity subsidies

Transportation fares see 35% to 50% increase, contrary to government estimates

Egypt’s official statistics agency reported that public transportation fares would increase up to 7%

Security to be intensified in wake of bombings: MOI

The ministry blamed the Muslim Brotherhood—classified by Egypt as a terrorist organisation—for “creating a state of chaos”.

Al-Sisi, Ibrahim meet over security concerns

Terrorism, police training among topics discussed

ESDP calls on law makers to strike down Protest Law

The law requires protesters to receive approval from the police station nearest to the intended location of the protest, and prohibits demonstrations originating at places of worship.

Citibank to launch new payment channels in 2014: Vice president

The bank is preparing new customer services which include the launch of two new premium cards products, Arif Raza says

Administrative Court lifts Al-Gameya Al-Shareya

Ruling allows NGO to continue operations

Another journalist sentenced to prison

Suez court gives Ahmed Rahman Shaheen three years

Friday update: 3 protesters killed, 20 wounded, dozens arrested

Demonstrators rallied against recent Muslim Brotherhood death sentences

Egyptian investors’ sensitivity is challenge for foreign exchange market: MerexMarkets

MerexMarkets will participate in the 2014 Africa Forex Expo in South Africa, the Middle East Expo in Kuwait and the Turkey Forex Expo

CEO of Dubai’s Arabtec resigns

On 9 March, the armed forces, in cooperation with UAE’s Arabtec Construction Company announced plans to construct 1 million residential units for low-income youth.

International human rights groups respond to Elshamy’s release

HRW, Amnesty international say journalist’s release is a “relief”, criticise ongoing investigation

Not enough women in cabinet: NCW

National council for women criticises lack of female decision makers in Al-Sisi’s government

Religious freedom contributes to better economic outcome: Study

“Religious regulations” negatively affected Egypt’s tourism industry in 2013

Ministry of Interior to remove religious stickers, fine users

By Jihad Abaza The Ministry of Interior officially announced on Monday that it would move to ban a popular religious decal recently proliferating in Egypt, enforcing a law against stickers on vehicles. The sticker, reading “Have you recited prayers upon the Prophet today?” has quickly made their way onto the backs of cars, microbuses, and …