Today’s headlines: November 9, 2016
The headlines in today’s main state and privately owned newspapers.
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The headlines in today’s main state and privately owned newspapers.
A number of activists in Forkund, a Nubian village in southern Egypt, have decided to start an open strike to protest the…
This year Panorama's young team seem to be doing a good job with audience management.
An administrative court has rejected the government's appeal against a June ruling which nullified the transfer of the Tiran and Sanafir islands…
Moody's credit rating agency has predicted that Thursday's economic measures with increase the profitability of Egyptian banks.
The headlines in today’s main state and privately owned newspapers.
We saw two movies yesterday at Panorama. Freak Orlando, a rarely screened 1981 experimental fantasy film by German feminist filmmaker Ulrike Ottinger,…
Egypt's annual inflation rate hit 14 % in September, but is likely to increase further as the cost of imports rises.
The headlines in today’s main state and privately owned newspapers.
A round up from Egypt's courts on Saturday.
The statement claimed the Muslim Brotherhood is forming new “terrorist entities” to shoulder the blame for these attacks.
In the first of our dispatches from this year's Panorama of the European Film, Lara El Gibaly gives her thoughts on day…
Egypt will raise fuel prices on November 4, hours after floating the currency.
Egypt’s Central Bank floated the pound on Thursday.
Professor of religion and philosophy at Al-Azhar University suspended for three months for promoting atheism.
The headlines in today’s main state and privately owned newspapers.
The Supreme Investment Council has decided to lift taxes and offer free or discounted land in a bid to attract investments amid…
RSF has listed Sisi alongside other presidents, political and religious leaders, militias and criminal organizations which censor, imprison, torture and murder journalists…
The Minister of Higher Education has demanded that private universities to ban research which insults “brotherly or friendly countries.”
The headlines in today’s main state and privately owned newspapers.