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What matters across Egypt and Hurghada: recent stories first and earlier coverage in the archive.

Stories: 454

Stories: 454

News archive

Earlier coverage in a compact, duplicate-free view.

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When Allegations Go Viral: Why More People Are Taking Their Cases to Social Media

A single Instagram post was enough to spark days of discussion across social media. The post, published by a woman accusing Nabil Emad,, a football player for Zamalek SC, one of Egypt’s most prominent football clubs, quickly spread online as users debated the allegations of rape and shared opinions. Yet, beyond the claims themselves, the situation raised a broader question: why are more people choosing to take…

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Egypt Sits Salah for Qualifier ‘Over Artificial Turf Concerns’

Mohamed Salah, Egypt’s captain and longtime talisman, will sit out Tuesday’s Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against South Sudan in Juba, with the national federation citing the artificial playing surface as the reason. The Egyptian Football Association (EFA) said the decision was made jointly by the coaching staff and Salah before Friday’s 25 September scoreless draw with Angola in Cairo, in which the forward…

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Intense Activity by the Secretary of State During the United Nations General Assembly to Support African Issues

Dr. Badr Abdel Aty, Minister of Foreign Affairs, International Cooperation, and Egyptians Abroad, engaged in intensive diplomatic activity on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, including a meeting with the Chairperson of the African Union Commission, as well as a series of meetings with a number of African foreign ministers, among them the foreign ministers of Tanzania, Eritrea, Sudan, Kenya, Seychelles, Rwanda, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ugand

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Zaki Naguib Mahmoud’s Work Rethought Religion and Modernity

Before Arab intellectuals were arguing whether Islam and modern science could coexist, Egyptian philosopher Zaki Naguib Mahmoud made his case in Cairo newspapers that they must. Thirty-three years after his death, his argument still frames debates over religion, science and tradition across the Arab world. Mahmoud, born on 1 February 1905 in Egypt’s Damietta governorate, lived to 88 and died in Cairo on 8 September…

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IMC, Corporate Stack Solutions sign pact to accelerate SME digitalisation

The Industrial Modernisation Center (IMC) has signed a cooperation protocol with Corporate Stack Solutions, a company specialising in digital consulting and applications, to support the digital transformation of Egyptian industrial companies, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). The agreement was signed by Ayman Elbayaa, Executive Director of the IMC, and Mohamed Abdeen, CEO of Corporate [...]…

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Educated But Unemployed: The Quiet Struggles of Women in 15th May City

Main image courtesy of © Hossam el-Hamalawy حسام الحملاوي . Original photo here. Caption: Mansoura-España Garments Company Workers عمـــال “المنصورة-اسبانيا” للملابس بالدقهلية The city of 15th May might feel different from other crowded parts of Cairo. Located in the southern outskirts of greater Cairo and surrounded by stretches of desert, the area is quieter, slower, and noticeably more isolated from the energy…