Kamal Tabikha

Bringing inflation under control is vital to spur consumption and strengthen growth, says organisation's first survey of the country

Hisham Kassem had been discussed as a viable candidate in the last presidential election

Construction along a 3km stretch of border had raised speculation that Cairo was preparing to receive displaced Gazans

Construction began five days ago and is expected to extend south from the Rafah crossing to the Kerem Shalom crossing

As drugs for diabetes and other chronic illnesses dwindle patients are forced to turn to potentially dangerous black-market alternatives

The ancient Berber settlement, once popular only with ecotourists, is receiving more visitors as government promotes it as a holiday destination

A new social welfare package will also raise pensions to provide emergency relief amid continued devaluation of the Egyptian currency

Cairo court suspends sentence for Ahmed Tantawy and his campaign manager on payment of bail

Rise attributed to crackdown on currency traders and expectation of government announcing another devaluation

Government aims to recreate an outer shell of granite on the Pyramid of Menkaure’s four sides, in collaboration with Japan

The country has to pay back more than $32 billion in loans this year while struggling to attract foreign curency

Egyptian officials invite vessels to visit shipyard workshops to be fixed up

Increased security and restoration efforts are aimed at attracting tourists, but Egypt's economic woes are forcing local market sellers to adapt

Strike that killed Saleh Al Arouri and six other Hamas leaders raises fears of the war in Gaza expanding

A proposed December meeting between the two sides was postponed to January amid disagreements