Ahmed Medhat is a journalist and independent researcher who worked with international media offices in Cairo. He holds a BA in Islamic Studies and Linguistics from Al-Azhar University. Past projects include investigative field research on topics such as Islamism and radicalization, gender-based violence, sectarian conflict, human trafficking, informal migration, and social and political dissent in Egypt during revolutionary and counter-revolutionary…
The availability of Egyptian doctors stands at just 8.6 doctors for every 10,000 patients.
How do (in)formal justice systems reinforce power dynamics and short circuit justice?
One official said the removals are meant to “restore [the Nile's] civilized appearance.
On May 31, the appeals circuit of the juvenile court rejected an appeal against the conviction
Some 800,000 tons of wheat, nearly half of the quantity that Egypt imports each month, is currently trapped in the country’s ports.…
“Foreign reserves are not sacred; they are there to rely on in times of crisis,” Amer said in May
The move over a year of rumors anticipating a Cabinet reshuffle
Egypt’s domestic natural gas production is barely sufficient to meet demand
A high ranking ministry official who worked in licensing was also handed a one-year sentence
Israel's energy minister called the signing of the deal "a historic moment"
