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Cairo's monorail is up and running - but will it prove to be $4.5bn well spent?
Three months after opening, the city's futuristic new transport option is operating smoothly. For now, there's no problem finding a seat ...
Egyptians try to make sense of Mohamed Salah's transfer to Trabzonspor
Star snubbed Saudi interest to join Turkish club and has unusual merchandise clause in contract
Hundreds of thousands of Egyptians lose food subsidies under eligibility reforms
Families say owning cars or sending children to private schools does not make them wealthy
Egypt's warrior princesses: Ancient bones reveal lives of trained female archers
Lost in Egyptian Museum basement for more than 100 years, skeletons of five princesses and a king tell stories of discipline and hardship
Egypt's foreign reserves hit record as households await improvement
El Sisi sets 10-day deadline for price plan as oil and the Iran war keep the economy on edge
Libya's rival militaries hold landmark unification talks on home soil
Meeting in Sirte comes on back of US-led push offering oil investment in return for help to end years of division
Egypt’s top court upholds plagiarism ruling against Culture Minister
Judge rejects Gihan Zaki’s appeals and confirms damages in intellectual property case
Egypt and Morocco fans dream of World Cup glory as Messi and Mbappe await
The two teams carry hopes of Arab world as they prepare for tough tests to come
Egypt's currency rebounds but recovery still hinges on regional tensions
While Egyptian pound leads global rankings, analysts urge caution over unresolved regional risks
UAE's Majid Al Futtaim signs $3.1bn urban development project in Egypt
Partnership with Cairo-based Midaar to develop community under revenue-sharing deal
Egypt’s World Cup ads turn football fatalism into sharp comedy
Brands are leaning on humour to rally around the national team
How Egyptian doctor's maverick diet system went from viral trend to official ban
Controversial eating plan that claims to cure chronic disease has survived attempts by authorities to suppress it
High prices and sacrifices: Egyptians cut back on Eid Al Adha sheep slaughter
State steps in with discounts and instalment plans as inflation forces families on tight budgets to pool resources or give up on tradition altogether
Egypt leans on households to weather shock from Iran war
Cairo is raising prices, tightening subsidies and borrowing more as IMF officials return for another review
Egypt secures Lebanon deal to legalise status of undocumented workers
Cairo and Beirut agree on mechanism for Egyptians who entered on tourist visas before end of 2025
