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Egypt News
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New Egypt boys soccer wins opener
NEW EGYPT ? Travis Wear made a tough decision a year ago when he decided to skip playing soccer at New Egypt High School after spending two years on the junior varsity.
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Egypt to offer farm land in North Sinai
Egypt will offer within days to lease 50,000 feddans (53,800 acres) for agri-business projects in North Sinai, the irrigation minister said yesterday.
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Egypt destroys five Gaza smuggling tunnels
El Arish, Egypt - Egyptian security forces Thursday destroyed five underground tunnels used to smuggle cars, petrol and other goods into the Gaza Strip.
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Egypt's foreign reserves rise to $35.53 bln at end-Aug
08 September 2010 Egypt's net foreign reserves rose to $35.53 billion in August, from $35.28 billion a month earlier, the Central Bank of Egypt said on its website on Tuesday.
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Egypt pushes back against Senate resolution on elections, human rights
A Senate resolution condemning Egypt's record on human rights and free elections has sparked an aggressive Washington lobbying campaign by the longtime U.S. ally, which argues that the measure could harm the Middle East peace process and its relationship with the United States. Human rights - Egypt - Human Rights and Liberties - Africa - Advocacy Organizations
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Egypt's Inflation Accelerates to 10.9% in August, in Line With Estimates
Egypt?s inflation accelerated in August, though probably not enough to prompt the central bank to raise interest rates next week.
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Egypt to Let Investment Minister Mohieldin Take Position at World Bank
Egypt will allow Investment Minister Mahmoud Mohieldin to leave his current position and assume a senior role at the World Bank, the government said.
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Egypt's opposition split over election boycott call - Summary
Cairo - Egypt's opposition was left deeply split Wednesday after a leading dissident called for a boycott of upcoming parliamentary elections, but found other parties unwilling to comply.
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Egypt's Mobinil mulls $180m bond issue
Egypt's Mobinil mulls $180m bond issue
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Egypt opposition leader calls for election boycott
Mohammed ElBaradei, the Egyptian dissident and former UN nuclear chief, has called for a boycott of parliamentary elections in November in a bid to discredit Hosni Mubarak, the veteran president.
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