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Despite Al-Azhar’s rejection of Endowments Ministry-written sermons, many imams continued to read from the proscribed text.
The Central Bank of Egypt’s monetary policy committee elected to leave its benchmark interest rates unchanged.
Amid work on a church construction draft law and continued sectarian tension, Egypt's president met with Pope Tawadros II.
Former CAA head Hesham Geneina was sentenced to one to year in prison and a fine of LE20,000 for disseminating false news.
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More than 25 million Egyptians have lived on fewer than LE482 per month in 2015, according to CAPMAS.
CAPMAS claims workplace injuries have decreased by 5.9 percent in 2015 compared to rates in the previous year
Political instability, poor access to finance and unreliable electricity are the top obstacles to Egyptian private sector companies.
Parliament approved the long-disputed civil service law and submitted it to the state council, tasked with assessing its constitutionality.
We look at the reason why the lawsuit was filed to determine whether the state will assume control over the board of…
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Egyptians contributed AED1.37 billion (US$373 million) to Dubai’s real estate investment market in the first half of 2016.
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The Egyptian pound's value fell on the black market, exceeding LE12 to the US dollar for the first time.
Beni Suef prosecution ordered the detention of 18 people for four days following sectarian clashes in one of the governorate’s villages.
Despite imam's early resistance to pre-written sermons, Egypt’s Muslims have heard a unified sermon the past two weeks.
Sisi stated said sectarian violence is an attempt to create rifts between Egyptians and destroy national unity.
Egypt's Foreign Ministry described the Turkish president as “lacking proper judgement" after Erdogan criticized Sisi.
Critics of the trade union law amendments argue that they have been tailored to the interests of the state-controlled ETUF.
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