Jano has been a journalist for the last eight years. He took to journalism his passion for labor issues, which he has studied academically, becoming an authority in the field. He is also drawn to environmental issues, which he has also covered. In his nocturnal life, he plays the bass in a band which name and members keep changing.
Housing Minister Mostafa Madbuly is the latest to be sentenced for failing to uphold a previous court ruling. But will his verdict be carried out?
What does the cooperation Sisi called for in his Labor Day address mean amid a marked deterioration in labor conditions?
Landmine survivors and activists say they shamed the state into taking more action
World Bank policies are increasing carbon emissions in Egypt, exacerbating risk for the most vulnerable
Recent labor protests have found themselves confronted by repression as Egypt continues to weather economic struggles, austerity measures and rising inflation
An interview with TD Paul Murphy on the Irish delegation's visit to Egypt
A joint expedition of archaeologists from Yale University and the Royal Museums of Art and History was able to excavate several panels of rock…
HRW called on Egyptian authorities to disclose information on four Palestinian men missing since 2015 in North Sinai
Excavations of Pharaoh's second solar ship, due to be completed by 2020, continue
With decreasing freshwater supplies, Egypt may face nationwide shortages by 2025
Egypt's candidate for the position of UNESCO director-general visited one of the shuttered libraries on Tuesday and condemned the closures
Italian workers, unionists and labor activists continue protests two weeks after the death of an Egyptian worker.
