Opposition parties are taking part in the elections in different ways, but for similar reasons.
The Justice Ministry has a plan to expand the new procedures to the entire court system
The residents' happiness upon returning home was short-lived
“How can I work while my competitor is my partner and knows every detail about me, large and small?”
A source told Mada Masr that the campaign is linked to the killing of four police officers.
Egyptian Iron and Steel is the only Egyptian company that uses iron ore found in Egypt’s mines.
Egypt appears to be attempting a delicate balancing act.
"Workers are hungry, and the administration couldn't care less about them”
The practice, which is known in Arabic as tadweer, has become increasingly common
On 1-year anniversary of the September 20 protests, Aswan villagers protested for a different reason
Since September 25 security forces have carried out daily arrest campaigns in the village.
For the past year, the public prosecution has been conducting a social media surveillance campaign.
Even Nation's Future been hit by turmoil stemming from the crude management of the elections.
While protests continued to flare up on Friday, the media maintained that nothing was happening.
There has been no official statement from prosecutors regarding the arrests.
The deterioration of private school teachers’ working conditions did not start with the pandemic.
Egypt’s per capita share of water has steadily fallen for decades
A plan to inject revenue into one of Egypt’s oldest state-owned companies may be headed off the rail
A majority of this year's grads abstained from enrolling in the new system
Concerns remain regarding the oversight of the clinical trials
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