Latest in Tag: News Highlight
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Salah Sultan and Beltagy handed detention orders
Sultan was arrested recently while Al-Beltagy was arrested last month
Government to take commodity price control measures
Preliminary approval to set compulsory prices of vegetables and fruits if merchants fail to lower their prices within a week
Nile University accuses government of obstinacy
Rights organisations claim Zewail Cityâs legal arguments in conflict with Nile University are baseless
Journalists detention and harassment continues
The Committee to Protect Journalists calls on Head of the Constituent Assembly to ensure that the constitution protects press freedom
EGX 30 rises for the 8th consecutive day
Investors seek the Egyptian bourse, leading liquidity to head to the stock market
Private sector minimum wage negotiations to start next week
Economic struggle of businessmen to be taken into consideration when setting the minimum income for private sector companies
No Military Trials calls upon Constituent Assembly to ban military trials for civilians
Group attends second listening session in assembly regarding military trials
State Litigation Authority fears constitutional amendments may lead to more corruption
Authority suggests that the assembly reconsiders changes made by the legal experts committee
Brotherhoodâs Salah Sultan detained at airport
Professor of Sharia arrested attempting travel to Sudan
Arrests continue on backdrop of sit-ins dispersal
Twenty-five arrested in Minya for violence; 7 arrested in Cairo for stalling traffic
Womenâs groups meet to discuss constitution
Child marriage and seats in parliament among topics discussed
Fatah and Hamas divided over Rafah
The crossing has been repeatedly opened and shut since the ouster of Morsi
Cabinet denies deputising university security
Sohag and Banha universities decide they will not abide by decision despite cabinetâs claims denying its existence
Market registers highest gains in six weeks
Trading closes at 5,586.65, investor âselling appetiteâ said to be down
Moussa: constitution is for all
Moussa says constitution will preserve Egyptiansâ basic principles while addressing 21st century issues
Islamists criticise constituent assembly
The Salafist Callâs deputy leader and Al-Jamaa Al-Islamiya accuse assembly of trying to change Egyptâs âIslamist identityâ
Morsi supporters plan protests at home and abroad
Civil disobedience, UN protests planned
Barbatoze
Sherif Adelâs weekly look at Egyptâs events.
Second interest rate cut in a row to encourage lending: Experts
Central Bank’s decision to cut the interest rates is seen as a way to boost economy
Abu Deraa trial postponed again
The Sinai based journalist was arrested on 4 September and is charged with publishing false information on the military
EOHR condemns killing of Frenchman
French citizen was attacked by cellmates while in custody for breaking curfew
KidZania opens in Cairo
Global âedutainmentâ brand KidZania opens in Cairo, with more than EGP 145m investments, to provide kids unique educational and entertainment experience
Minister of Interior meets with British and US embassy heads
Ibrahim discusses security and cooperation with embassy head
Iran spokeswoman reacts to Fahmy statements
Rouhani seeks closer ties with neighbouring states
Looted artefacts recovered in sting operation
More still missing from Mallawi museum
From peanut butter to diamonds
A team of scientists test the transformation of peanut butter into diamonds.
Deputising university security puts Eissa under fire
Students criticise Minister of Higher Education for failing to cancel the decision
Sister of Egyptian jailed in Saudi Arabia calls for his release
In an address to Interim President Adly Mansour, Shereen Al-Gizawy calls for presidentâs immediate intervention ahead of his trip to Saudi Arabia
Hagel and Al-Sisi discuss events in Egypt
Hagel calls on interim government to show commitment to the roadmap.
Military trials continue to convict civilians
Four in Suez sentenced for breaking curfew