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On the morning of Saturday, September 19, 2026, the Sun appeared free of sunspots, indicating a decline in activity during Solar Cycle 25, though this does not mean that the solar minimum has begun. Click here for details.
The Minister of Labor witnessed the signing of a cooperation protocol to support private-sector establishments in implementing the Labor Law and carrying out awareness and training programs for workers and employers. Click here for details.
President El-Sisi reviews the Unified Services Card system and telecommunications export targets, and directs efforts to expand artificial intelligence, cloud computing, data centers, and 5G... Details here.
Fayez Abu Harb clarifies the circumstances surrounding the widely circulated video of General Kamel al-Wazir at the wedding celebration of MP Musa Abu Akirsh’s children, confirming that his attendance was by special invitation. Details here.
EgyptAir has been named the World’s Most Improved Airline for 2026 at the Skytrax World Airline Awards, marking the airline’s entry into the global top 50. According to Skytrax, EgyptAir ranked 46th among the world’s top 100 airlines, up from 69th in 2025. The ranking places Egypt’s national carrier among airlines including United Airlines, which ranked 45th, and Iberia Express, which ranked 47th. Skytrax also…
President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi met today, Saturday, with Dr. Mostafa Madbouly, Prime Minister; Eng. Raafat Hindi, Minister of Communications and Information Technology; and Major General Hani Mahmoud Mansour, Director of the Signals Directorate of the Armed Forces. Ambassador Mohamed El-Shennawi, the official spokesperson for the Presidency, stated that during the meeting, the President reviewed the latest developments regarding the expansion of the Unified Government Services Card sys
The deputy head of the Journalists' Syndicate clarifies the syndicate's position on the Fatma Naoot crisis, emphasizing that the review of her case and its referral to the Registration Committee are in accordance with the law and established procedures. Click here for details.
The Ministry of Agriculture continues to distribute subsidized fertilizer to farmers through the Farmer Card, based on registered land areas and crops, with distributions recorded electronically to ensure that the subsidies reach those who are eligible.
The Ministry of Irrigation addresses complaints regarding irrigation water shortages by monitoring water allocation schedules and water distribution, as well as by cleaning canals and pumping stations, while also enabling users to report problems in the field.
Cairo Governor Ibrahim Saber unveiled a prototype for a new standardized kiosk design on Thursday, 17 September, as part of a new system to regulate licensed kiosks across the capital. Saber inspected the prototype in Bab Al-Louq in Abdeen district, where the new model is set to serve as the standard for existing licensed kiosks across Cairo’s districts. Under the new system, kiosk owners will have three months to…
Egypt’s six-month price-reduction initiative for essential goods will expand from 12 to 30 commodities, according to a government statement following Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly’s Governors’ Council meeting on Monday, 14 September. Launched on Thursday, 10 September, the initiative is currently offering 12 essential commodities at reduced prices through around 284 outlets nationwide, including consumer…
Pitch-black hair. Warm brown eyes. Tanned skin. A tangle of curls. These are merely a few of the rigid boxes that Arab and North African actors are routinely forced into when Hollywood comes calling for a casting call. When casting becomes focused on checking superficial features to represent a particular region, rather than reflecting the complexity and depth of its people and their stories, how can we expect…
Egyptian Electricity warns against touching or drying a wet electricity meter, explains the safe way to handle it, and indicates when to call the 121 hotline. Details here.
The Ministry of Agriculture issued four decisions to convert government-run slaughterhouses from manual to semi-automated operations in Qalyubia, Sharqia, Qena, and Dakahlia, in accordance with operating regulations. Click here for details.
Egyptian authorities declared a major digital crackdown on Thursday, barring children under the age of 13 from holding independent social media accounts and slapping strict mandatory restrictions on users under 15. In a joint decree issued by the Supreme Council for Media Regulation (SCMR) and the National Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (NTRA), social media platforms operate ... The post Egypt bans social…
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi warned Thursday that persistent schemes to destabilize the state remain an ongoing threat, declaring that the unrest witnessed between 2011 and 2013 “has not ended” and that underlying plots “have not stopped.” Speaking during an address at the Egyptian Military Academy, President Sisi emphasized that while methods may evolve, the ... The post Sisi warns against mounting…
