Egypt News
Seven stab wounds and a hammer ended her life… The tragedy of a Qur’an tutor murdered by her husband in El-Mahalla.
A husband ends the life of his wife, a Qur’an tutor, in Gharbia after delivering fatal stab wounds inside their home.
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Expected Increase in 2025 Science (Biology) Track Scores: Medicine Starts at 93.4%, Dentistry and Pharmacy Close Behind
First phase of university admissions starts at 91.5% for Science, 88.4% for Engineering, and 72.8% f...
International Recognition: "Housing for All Egyptians" Leads the Region’s First Green Social Housing Initiative
113K new apartments in “Housing for All Egyptians”
18 Hours of Darkness: Electricity Authority Deploys Generators to Rescue Giza After Repair Failure
18-hour blackout in Giza prompts emergency response.
Water Relief After Outage: Water Company Announces Gradual Service Restoration
Water returns after the Geziret El-Dahab outage.
Attack Inside Train Station: 3 Thieves Assault Young Man in Qalyubia and Steal His Wallet
3 arrested for robbing a man at a train station in Qalyubia.
A New Journey Home: Second Train Departs Tomorrow from Egypt to Transport Sudanese Nationals
A new train to transport Sudanese nationals to Aswan as part of the voluntary return plan.
Public Business Sector Unveils Expansion Plan: 2,500 New Hotel Rooms in 3 Years
New tourism and industrial expansions by Egypt’s Public Business Sector in 3 years
Sudden Surge in Gold Prices: 21-Carat Hits 4700 EGP for the First Time!
Gold rises in Egypt following global ounce surge.
Massive Fire Erupts at Coffee Factory in 6th of October City… Civil Defense Deploys 10 Fire Trucks
Fire at a coffee factory in 6th of October City; Civil Defense intervenes.
Misleading Rumors and Fake Results: Ministry of Education Warns Against the "Leaked Thanaweya Amma 2025 Results" Hoax
Ministry of Education denies Thanaweya Amma 2025 results leak.
Deadline Officially Extended: Urgent Decision on Aptitude Tests for High School Students
Aptitude test registration extended until July 30 officially, as the Ministry of Education denies an...