Latest in Tag: DNE Highlight
Latest in Tag: DNE
Pro-Morsi campaign calls for 3 July âuprisingâ
Group supporting ousted president say Egypt has become âthe laughing stock of the worldâ
4 police officers killed in Sinai
Second attack raises Saturdayâs death toll to 6
Hazem Hegazy, head of retail banking speaks to Daily News Egypt
National Bank of Egypt planning to transform the country into a cashless society
CEO of Fawry in dialogue with Daily News Egypt:
Value of financial transactions made through Fawry’s service $571m; 40 thousand outlets across the country for e-payment; one million transactions made daily through the company’s services; plans to expand to Arab Gulf countries in the coming period.
Credit Cards explained
The Daily News Egypt defines what credit cards are, analyses their presence in Egypt and interviews several experts on the matter.
Aswan violence unrelated to previous violence: Interior Ministry
Two people were killed last week but the ministry spokesperson says things have now calmed down
New budget expected to include additional reductions to energy subsidies
An increase in petroleum prices and a cap on public sector wages expected in new budget which awaits Sisiâs approval
Egypt, Ethiopia to form joint committee on Renaissance Dam
Egyptian FM calls agreement “new chapter” in relationship between the two countries
EFG-Hermes says shares valued at EGP 22.93– 30% higher than price offered by Beltone-Sawiris alliance
EFG-Hermes stated that the evaluation of the IFA was âfair and unbiasedâ
Delay in budget may cause unexpected 30% fuel consumption increase
Petroleum price increase to be announced unexpectedly to avoid black market fuel distribution, says EGPC official
180 electricity stations adopt Ericsson technologies in Upper and Middle Egypt.
Project is expected to advance the efficiency, control, and lifecycle of the power stations.
Rebels hit back at ISIL in Syria border town: Monitor
Al-Nusra and other rebel groups in Syria have been locked in fierce fighting with ISIL since January that has killed thousands of fighters.
Two killed in Arish shootout
Gunmen attack police officer, kill two
51 arrested during Friday protests
A number of protesters allegedly caught with Molotovs, fireworks
World Cup boosts Iranâs image, highlights political sports battles
By James M. Dorsey It didnât take long for it to emerge that Iranian President Hassan Rouhani shared an understanding of footballâs political utility with predecessor, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, whose conservative policies he hopes to reverse. Like Ahmadinejad, Rouhani, a cleric, is seeking to identify himself with the success of his countryâs national football team, delivering …
Shafiqâs lawsuit challenging 2012 elections rejected
The Presidential Elections Committee rejects Shafiqâs appeal
Al-Sisi addresses the African Union following lifted suspension
The Egyptian president lauds his countryâs progress following 30 June
Australian journalist vows to exhaust all means to overturn conviction
âJournalism is not a crime,â says UN body in letter to Egyptian representative
Cook like the Thai
Cooking tips from the Royal Thai Embassy
Al-Sisi meets African leaders ahead of AU summit
Foreign minister targets African development cooperation
Morsi aideâs father released for health reasons
Adly Al-Qazzaz is scheduled for open-heart surgery on Friday
Bites Fel Beit: Gluai Buat Chi
We love food. We love the real, down to earth, tried-and-tested, handed-down-through-the-generations, local Egyptian food. Here is your chance to learn how to make these local delicacies in your own home. And just so you know what to ask for, we have added how to say the ingredients in Arabic. No more excuses, off to the souq!
Bites Fel Beit: Paid Thai Goong Sod
We love food. We love the real, down to earth, tried-and-tested, handed-down-through-the-generations, local Egyptian food. Here is your chance to learn how to make these local delicacies in your own home. And just so you know what to ask for, we have added how to say the ingredients in Arabic. No more excuses, off to the souq!
Understanding formalisation and its benefits â for all Egyptians
Office of Peruvian economist Hernando de Soto responds to Egyptian op-ed, defends benefits of formalisation in developing economies like Egypt
Al-Jazeera Trial and Sisiâs Era
âShocking, appalling, preposterously unjust.â These are excerpts of angry global reactions to the harsh prison sentences of three journalists for Al-Jazeera English by an Egyptian court. Canadian Mohamed Fahmy and Australian Peter Greste were sentenced to seven years in jail on charges of aiding terrorists and endangering national security, based merely on ludicrous pieces of evidence. While the verdict …
What are the social and cultural dimensions behind the phenomenon of harassment? (2)
To start, we affirm our rejection of the perspective that sexual harassment is a result of our failing to teach religion in schools, or that a solid moral compass is now absent thanks to the disintegration of the family, or any other interpretations that attempt to evade the socio-cultural reasons behind this phenomenon. In the …
World Cup 2014 â Heartbreak, heroics and hope
Teams fight for the final qualification spots in the group stage as we set up for the knockout round
In Pictures: Egypt Cup action
Al-Ahly and Al-Zamalek secure quarter final spots in Egypt Cup
Government may temporarily maintain last yearâs budget due to time constraints: Cabinet source
The government is racing against time to complete the process of reviewing the budget for the next fiscal year, after President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi refused to ratify it due to the growing deficit and heavy.
Gas prices for foreign partners to be adjusted according to economic cost: Petroleum minister
âThe state will provide financial allocations to import gas for electricity through any possible means,â says Ismail