Alan Bacarese, director for Integrity and Anti-Corruption at the African Development Bank, spoke to Ahmed Morsy about the efforts to tackle corruption in the African continent
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The world’s widest suspension bridge will not only ease traffic congestion but is already attracting sightseers
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Meanwhile, Ambassador Osama al-Nugali voiced Saudi Arabia's deepest appreciation for the strong and supportive stance of Egypt in condemning the recent terrorist attacks on 2 oil pumping stations in Saudi Arabia last week
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Three weeks into her hunger strike, Marwa Kenawi tells Ahmed Morsy she wants retribution for her son who was shot and killed
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Ahmed Morsy reviews the platform of Diaa Rashwan, head of the State Information Service and a leading candidate in tomorrow’s Press Syndicate elections
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Ahmed Morsy reports on preparations for the Press Syndicate’s mid-term elections scheduled for 1 March
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No inhabited buildings will be demolished in Giza’s Nazlet Al-Semman neighbourhood
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An electric train and a monorail will connect Greater Cairo with the New Administrative Capital
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Ahmed Morsy reports on an ambitious initiative aimed at providing a better life for those most in need
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Inhabitants of Cairo’s Warraq island are up in arms following a cabinet decreeexpropriating land
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Should academic research be constrained by development plans? Alexandria University appears to think so
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Cairo’s long-suffering car-drivers are coping with the city’s relentless parking attendants and the fait accompli of the sayes
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Patients with chronic illnesses face difficulty obtaining essential medicines
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Egypt’s dilapidated railway network makes headlines once again following the derailment of three carriages in Giza
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The SICO Express 3, Egypt’s new locally made tablet computer, was launched on the market this week
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