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El Sisi visits Bedouin city of Salloum to launch revamp
Sparsely populated settlement on Libyan border soon to have 'civilised market' and minibus terminal
How engineer and his sons found ancient ship on Egypt's north coast
The Mesharafas used undersea exploration technology to discover remains of vessel dating back to third century BC
Egypt launches dollar-based pension plan for citizens living abroad
Pension fund offered through the National Bank of Egypt and Misr Insurance can be started with a minimum one-time payment of $500
Egypt reopens 900-year-old Al Aqmar Mosque
The 10-month renovation project cost 14 million Egyptian pounds and included repairs to the facade
Egypt inflation soars to record 36.5% in July
The increase in the July headline rate exceeded analysts' estimates
Sunken Suez Canal tugboat removed from waterway
One crew member was killed when the boat collided with a Hong Kong-flagged LPG tanker on Saturday
Egyptian held after 'slashing throats' of wife and five daughters
Wife and nine-year-old girl die in attack after row over lack of sons
Body of missing crew member on sunken Suez tugboat retrieved
The vessel collided with a US-bound liquefied petroleum gas tanker on Saturday, killing one person and injuring six
Remains of ancient merchant ship discovered in sea near El Alamein
The find also included a large number of clay amphoras believed to have been used in the 3rd century BC to carry wine from Greece to Egypt
Suez Canal tugboat sinks after collision with tanker
One of the boat's crew members was killed, officials said
Egypt raises overnight interest rates by 100 basis points to cool off inflation
Most analysts had expected the central bank to leave rates unchanged
Egypt's underwater museum to deter divers from fragile Red Sea coral
New coral reefs expected to grow on tanks and military equipment submerged near the city of Hurghada
El Sisi holds talks with Greek PM in Egypt
First visit by Greek prime minister since he was re-elected in June
Several Egyptian students attempt suicide over exam results
The national secondary school examinations determine entry into universities and career paths
Egypt begins scheduling power cuts as heatwave strains grid
Hot weather has increased country's energy consumption dramatically, resulting in blackouts that anger citizens
