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Illness canât take down âThe Greatestâ
Ali returned to boxing again in 1970 in a match described as the âMatch of the Centuryâ, against Joe Frazier where neither of them had lost any matches before.
Policeman killed, another injured in Mohandesin drive-by shooting
Two gunmen on a motorcycle opened fire on the policemen, who were guarding the HSBC and Union National Bank branches in Sphinx square in Mohandesin, Giza.
Index funds delayed to January, secondary market for bonds awaits consensus: EGX Chairman
Over 30 EGX companies will be given less than 1% for free stock exchange to manage their position and offer more bids for free exchange
NGO confronts Interior Ministry’s refutation of minor’s detention camp
Whatever is raised on this matter is groundless, says Interior Ministry spokesman
Nearly 300 people arrested in Sinai military raids
Most of detained individuals were illegal immigrants
Prisoner in Al-Azouly Prison allegedly died of torture
Family of deceased submitted a report to Prosecutor General to receive and bury the body, and to launch an investigation
Policeman killed, another injured in drive-by shooting in Giza
A policeman was killed and another injured in a drive by shooting in Giza Saturday morning, according to state news agency MENA. The attackers escaped. Two gunmen on a motorcycle attacked and opened fire on policemen guarding HSBC and Union National banks branched in Sphinx square in Mohandesin, Giza. The attacks resulted in the killing …
Two ‘State of Sinai’ militants allegedly killed in Cairo
Militants were responsible for several terrorist attacks, say Ministry of Interior
Footballâs Holy Trinity
By Dr Cesar Chelala With Lionel Messiâs last performances there should now be no doubt: he belongs in footballâs Holy Trinity with PelĂ© and Maradona. Although there have been many outstanding players, those three are the most enduring stars in the worldâs most popular sport. The three of them have been considered by different observers …
Tailoring the fabric of a nation
Mohamed El-Badrawi has been the personal tailor for former presidents Gamal Abdel Nasser, Anwar El-Sadat and Hosni Mubarak
‘I sold 19 acres plus my car to be able to keep the hotel running for 4 years’: Hotel Chairman
Utopia Hotel has no occupancies, with EGP 1.5m losses and demand from government and banks is increasing, says Shalaby
‘Hotels are closed in Taba and Nuweiba due to low occupancy’: Regional Prime Guides Investors Association
Association warned against shut downs and converting hotels to shelters for outlaws, thus loss of investments worth EGP 10bn
Police arrests 14 alleged Muslim Brotherhood members
Defendants charged with plotting against security personnel and judges
Drive-by shootings of security personnel ‘difficult to prevent’: Analyst
âThis happens every week,â says analyst Mohamed Qadri Saeed
Al-Azhar to give lectures to counter âextremist ideologiesâ
Lectures are part Al-Azhar’s efforts to combat extremism, says Secretary General of Al-Azhar’s Islamic Research Academy
2014 best economic year since January 2011: Cairo Centre for Economic and Strategic Studies
Following Morsiâs ouster on 30 June, government adopted austerity-style policies, Centre Head says
Wholesale mobile minute prices unified to Telecom Egypt: NTRA Executive Presiden
Mobile operator companies have the right to be given a licence for fixed phone services in return for paying EGP 100m.
3 cooperation agreements signed in China
Egyptian president met with leading Chinese tourism companies in Beijing
Jordanian pilot captured by ISIS militias in Syria
The Islamic State in Iraq and the Sham (ISIS) posted photos online of a captured Jordanian military pilot. The militants allegedly shot down a Jordanian fighter jet with an anti-aircraft missile near the city of Raqqa, in northern Syria, on Wednesday. The media centre of Raqqa, an ISIS-affiliated news organisation, posted several pictures showing the …
Four released following detention after protesting Mubarak verdict
The Qasr Al-Nil Misdemeanour Court acquitted four detainees Wednesday, who were charged with protesting in the vicinity of Tahrir Square. The four protestors had been protesting against the Cairo Criminal Court’s decision to drop all charges against former president Hosni Mubarak on 28 November. The defendantsâ lawyers, who work for the Egypt Center for Social …
Badieâs police station storming trial adjourned to 14 January
In separate case, Boulaq clashes trial adjourned to 11 January
Egyptian exports of cross-border services via Internet worth $1.5bn by end of 2012
Egypt has the potential to be one of the fastest ten countries in the world in terms of digital economy during the next five years
New militant video allegedly shows masked gunmen running North Sinai checkpoint
The footage also includes images of executions of alleged “army collaborators”
25 Ultras Ahlawy members arrested following basketball match break-in
Hardcore supporters of Al-Ahly club protest against alleged collaboration between club chairman, Egyptian Basketball Federation and police to bar fans
Middle-East’s first ever tattoo expo held in Cairo
Tattoo artists in Egypt speak about their experience working in the country
Media conflict leads to misunderstanding of selling Baron Empain palace
Antiquities official Youssef Khalifa confirmed that the government currently owns the palace and the heirs were compensated.
Egyptian doctor, wife killed, daughter abducted in Libya
Foreign Ministry warns against travelling to Libya
Egyptian-Greek tourism programme to receive tourists in both countries: Greek Ambassador
Japanese tourist travelling 12,000 km to visit Greece will also be able to visit Egypt without any additional costs according to new agreement
Mehleb witnesses signing of pollution control funding agreement worth âŹ70m: Cabinet
Project to provide technical and financial support to industrial facilities in line with environmental laws for pollution reduction
Nuweiba-Taba investors request postponement of insurance premiums payment to end of 2015: Association Chairman
Decline of Tourism in Nuweiba-Taba led to hotels and companies’ inability to pay insurance dues