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Government works on reviving Historic Cairo by integrating old buildings into surroundings: Madbouly

Urban rehabilitation requires improving built environment, housing, infrastructure, and local services

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Oldest watch shop in Cairo to be demolished

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Despite governmental supply of ‘Cordarone’, shortages persist

Crucial medicines shortage result of broad economic challenges, dollar price rise

In Video: Youth take music to the streets of Cairo

Video by Asmaa Gamal and Ahmed Hendawy Editing by Omar Korashi

Continued negotiations with Egypt to restore flights: British Ambassador

UK and Russia recently sent delegations to review security in Egyptian airports

Nile Project: Swiss musician Bastian Baker to perform in concert in Aswan and Cairo

The visit is a part of the Nile Project; an initiative which aims to raise awareness of sustainable water projects by hosting musical concerts at Nile-adjacent cities

138 governmental corruption cases monitored in January: PFT

Minister of Health ranked highest in corruption incidents, with 23 cases

University of Cambridge launches campaign for Italian student missing in Cairo

Giulio Regeni was last seen in Behoos metro station last Monday

Cartoonist ‘Gawish’ released after widespread angry responses

Prominent Cartoonist Islam Gawish was charged with publishing news on unlicensed website

Cabinet holds urgent meeting to review railway renovations following Giza accident

Six people died in a train collision with vehicle near Giza on Sunday

Cairo hosts Arab Tourist Media Forum

The forum is known since the major platform for discussing issues related to Arab tourism medi

Dire conditions in besieged Taiz endanger civilian lives: UN official

After five months, humanitarian condition in Taiz slightly improves as food, medical supplies were delivered

Funding-gap and poor practices render care in public hospitals precarious

Thousands of health sector employees referred to investigation in 2015: Prosecution

In response to lawsuit, Environment Minister says coal is being used within strict measures

Lawsuit was filed earlier by families of Wady El-Qamar against government officials for allowing coal use in a nearby cement factory

Police allegedly attempt to kidnap chairman of local NGO

The ECRF Chairman filed a complaint to prosecutor general holding the interior ministry responsible for the incident

Lawyer files report to prosecutor general over passport confiscation

Al-Awady’s passport was confiscated at border control, purportedly for a similarity in names

Unsafe abortion pervasive amid legislative, statistical silence

Absence of legal exceptions for abortions oblige many women to resort to non-supervised procedures

Casualty toll rises in Hurghada resort attack

Friday’s attack came a day after gunmen attacked tourists who were visiting the Great Pyramids of Giza

Egyptian family was trapped in Taiz, returns home safely

Taiz has been under siege since November, WHO calls on access to healthcare for thousands of trapped citizens

Raba’a Operations Room retrial to being in February

Criminal Court relied solely on evidence from State Security, says defence lawyer

Townhouse Gallery closure raises widespread concern

20 NGOs signed a joint statement calling for the reopening of all shutdown cultural places

Doctors’ Syndicate raises new questions concerning health insurance bill

Public hospitals’ capacity and funding for the project are among the main points of concern

Ministry of Interior to allow ‘exceptional’ visits for prisoners

Families of prisoners held in the Tora maximum security prison said they have only been allowed to visit their family members, and provide them with blankets and medication since mid December, following a ban that lasted several months