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Egyptians under 18 must apply to leave country unaccompanied
The measure is aimed at curbing illegal immigration and trafficking
Hamas leaders to discuss Gaza ceasefire proposal in Cairo
Palestinian factions set to consider Egyptian draft plan after meeting in Beirut
Teachers in Middle East seek ways to tackle rising cost of living
Educators in some parts of the region have been forced to take up second or third jobs as inflation devalues salaries
Sudan's rebel leader lands in Ethiopia after visit to Uganda
Head of Sudanese paramilitary is meeting with African leaders ahead of reconciliation talks with rival Abdel Fattah Al Burhan
US dollar hits highest exchange rate on Egypt's black markets
Gold rates also hit their highest this week as Egyptians seek to preserve the dwindling value of their savings
Kerem Shalom border crossing reopens a day after Israeli strike
Aid deliveries were suspended after attack that killed Palestinian official overseeing the Gaza side of the checkpoint
David Cameron calls for more aid to Gaza in visit to Cairo
UK Foreign Secretary also warns Iran over support for Houthis in Red Sea after meeting Egypt's President Abdel Fattah El Sisi
Ethiopia accuses Egypt of 'colonial mindset' as dam talks fail
Negotiations on the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam ended on Tuesday in Addis Ababa, with no end to the dispute in sight
Concern grows in Egypt over increased Houthi attacks in Red Sea
Ships avoiding Suez Canal to take the longer route around the Cape of Good Hope
Egypt's headline inflation drops for second month running to hit 34.6% in November
Analysts expect the rate to fall further to 33% this month
Why many Egyptians will not vote in the presidential election
The December 10-12 poll has been overshadowed by a worsening economic crisis and the war in Gaza
Suez Canal traffic held up after container ship hits bridge
Northbound movement suspended while officials arrange for One Orpheus to be towed to safety, Suez Canal Authority says
Egyptian officials arrested in food price inquiry
Number of arrests made after sharp rise in price of sugar and other essential food items
First aid deliveries enter Gaza since end of truce
Israel had blocked entry of aid on Friday, the Palestinian Red Crescent said
Egyptians abroad begin voting in presidential election
New Zealand was the first international location to open voting booths on Friday
