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Egypt returns 176 antique coins to four countries
Handover ceremony takes place at Egyptian Museum for representatives of Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Iraq and China
Irish university to return 2,000-year-old mummified remains and sarcophagus to Egypt
University College Cork will also repatriate funerary masks and jars used to store organs for afterlife
Egypt’s professionals rebel against new electronic tax-collection system
Despite a sign-up deadline extension, doctors and lawyers say they can ill afford the extra expense of formalising their processes
Man dies after being hit by train on line linking Cairo to new capital
Services between the Badr and New Heliopolis stations were halted for an hour after the incident
Egypt discovers Greco-Roman funerary complex south of Cairo
During the excavations of Jirzah, a village near Fayum, several mummy portraits characteristic of Roman rule of ancient Egypt were found
Renowned Egyptian journalist Mufid Fawzy dies at 89
Presenter was a legend of televised debates on political and cultural life in Egypt
Egyptian air force officer faces investigation after attack on hospital nurses
The officer and several family members purportedly filmed beating hospital staff for allegedly neglecting his pregnant wife
Cairo's Zamalek residents hold street protest against removal of green spaces
Dozens of the island's affluent residents took to the streets to call for more dialogue with the government on large building projects
Renowned surgeon becomes honorary chancellor of British University in Egypt
Prof Yacoub, 87, performed the UK's first combined heart and lung transplant in 1983 and was knighted in 1992
Egypt to launch four-day polio vaccination drive from December 11
Health Ministry aims to administer doses to 16 million children
Egypt inaugurates first phase of New Mansoura city
Built on a 15km stretch of the Mediterranean coast, the city is expected to invigorate the Nile Delta's economy, boosting employment and tourism
Egypt's private sector caught off guard by central bank move to cut financial aid scheme
The 8 per cent initiative let private sector companies take loans from banks at less than half the current interest rate
Two Egyptian Coptic festivals added to Unesco's Intangible Cultural Heritage list
Festivals celebrated by Copts and Muslims alike are an important cultural bridge between both religious groups
Shame among biggest obstacles to ending child marriage in Egypt
'Not Brides' study finds a quarter of female Egyptians aged 15 to 19 are or have been married
Egyptian pharmacist and assistant to face trial over fatal injections
Two young girls died in Alexandria after being given antibiotics without a mandatory allergy test
