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WWF condemns oil search in Africa's oldest national park

Environmental campaigners WWF on Thursday condemned moves by British firm Soco International to ...

Heineken reports percent Q1 profit slide, hit in Russia

Dutch brewer Heineken on Thursday announced a 37-percent dip in first-quarter profits partly owing ...

Egypt to pay some $1 bn owed oil firms within two months: minister
Egypt owes some $6.3 million to foreign oil companies
Hit by 'hard times', Mugabe accepts $4,000 a month

Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe has said he gets by on a modest salary of $4,000 a month because ...

Streaming TV case before US supreme court on Tuesday

 The Supreme Court is taking up a dispute between broadcasters and an Internet startup company ...

GM to invest $12 bln in China and plans more plants

U.S. car giant General Motors Corp (GM) plans to invest $12 billion in China from 2014 to 2017 ...

Vimpelcom resolves Algeria row with $2.6 billion stake sale

 Russia's Vimpelcom has resolved a long-running dispute with the Algerian government by ...

India cuts Iran oil imports nearly a fifth in 2013/14

India's imports of Iranian crude tumbled about a fifth in the fiscal year ended in March, despite ...

Egypt expects record purchase of domestic wheat in 2014
Government contracts with farmers working on 893,000 feddans boosts expected local procurement to an all-time high of 4.25 million tons of wheat  
  • Egypt sticks to tough standards for wheat imports
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  • Ukraine turmoil will not disrupt Egypt wheat imports: official
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  • Egypt says official suspected of corrupt rice deals, not wheat
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  • Let them eat vegetables: Egypt's wheat farmers hit hard by diesel price hikes
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    Egypt to raise tourist visa fee by $5
    The cost of tourist entry to Egypt will increase starting 1 May 2014

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    Egypt stocks slightly up, enhanced by the telecoms sector
    Wednesday’s trading session saw Egypt's main index rise on foreigner acquisitions, though the broader EGX70 dropped

    World-famous Egyptologist Zahi Hawass under investigation for graft
    Hawass accused by former colleagues of illegally amassing $14 million in US banks

    Billions needed to upgrade Egypt's power grid as summer crunch looms
    Egypt needs at least $5 billion to develop its power grid and increase power capacity in order to prevent power cuts

    Egypt's SODIC posts 2013 net loss of $64 mn
    2013 was a good year, SODIC's managing director says, but losses came from construction firm's investments in Syria



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