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Carved into stone: Suffering in Minya’s limestone quarries

Hundreds of Egyptian workers in different industrial sectors are taking to the streets, courts, and protesting in factories, to demonstrate anger at working conditions and insufficient payment. Although oppressed legally by law and pro government syndicates and management, alongside a physically heavy security presence, organised labour is still fighting for its rights, amid an obvious …

Daily News Egypt

Juve players celebrate after qualification to the Champions League Final after 12 years

Juventus: Europe’s Phoenix

Just like the tales of the fictional Phoenix, Italian football team Juventus returned to the field shinning internationally, after qualifying for the final game of the UEFA Champions League. Juventus won the qualification, beating last season’s team Real Madrid, to play against another big Spanish team, Barcelona. Juventus won the title twice in 1984/1985 and …

Daily News Egypt

Hossam Ghaly AlAhly Captin celebrate his teams 2nd goal in tunisian Club Africain net

African trouble for Al-Ahly and Al-Zamalek

Following Al-Ahly’s move from the African Champions League to the Confederation Cup, the Egyptian team did achieve a victory over its Tunisian counterpart in the first game in the eighth-final for the tournament. Al-Ahly gained a narrow 2-1 win after falling behind due to an early goal in the first half. However, Al-Ahly was then …

Daily News Egypt

Knauf targets $15m gypsum boards sales through new Egyptian factory

By Ahmed Adly Sales from German company Knauf’s recently opened factory in Suez could reach $15m in Egypt and Africa during the first year of production, said Alexander Knauf, Managing Partner of the company. The company, which specialises in modern building materials, plans to sell 8m sqm of gypsum boards during the first year of …

Daily News Egypt

Managing editor Rana Allam

Justice Minister Al-Zind: a perfect representation of the times

“We [judges] are the masters and the rest are the slaves” is indeed the most memorable quote by Egypt’s new Justice Minister Ahmed Al-Zind, head of the Judges’ Club. The rest of this sentence as said by Al-Zind during a phone interview on a TV show was: “Whatever represents an attack on the Judiciary’s prestige, …

Rana Allam