Egypt News
Start of reviewing high school student transfer requests between schools for the 2025–2026 academic year from July 20 to August 31, 2025.
A noticeable rise in temperatures on Tuesday, July 15, 2025, with hot and humid daytime weather and morning fog in some areas.
Tourism companies warn against unofficial visas and emphasize that Umrah is only available through authorized channels to ensure a safe and legal pilgrimage.
Traffic came to a standstill under the Baragil Ring Road as an overloaded trailer hit the bridge. Traffic police responded swiftly.
Death toll from the Attarin building collapse rises to two, with five others injured.
Massive fire breaks out at a shoe workshop in Al-Moski; flames extinguished after the arrival of 4 fire trucks with no reported injuries.
Seventeen workers were injured in a car rollover near the New Administrative Capital, while ten others were hurt in a microbus accident on Fayoum Road. All were transported to the hospital for treatment.
Hot and humid weather with dense morning fog in some areas… Warnings of maritime disruption.
Shehab, a tuk-tuk driver, has been detained for 4 days on charges of assaulting a car driver and using offensive language during a street altercation.
Iran reaffirms its right to enrich uranium and refuses to negotiate over its military capabilities, criticizing the performance of the International Atomic Energy Agency and Germany’s pro-Israel stance.
A move to raise the prices of popular cigarettes in Egypt by 3–4 EGP soon, following tax adjustments and initial hikes by foreign companies.
High anticipation surrounds the 2025 Thanaweya Amma results after the conclusion of exams, as the Ministry of Education begins grading in preparation for the upcoming announcement.











