Police are hunting for suspects after three separate shootings overnight in South Africa left more than 30 people dead, as the country grapples with a spate of violent crime. South African police launched a manhunt Sunday after 17 people were killed and 15 wounded in a shooting in the township of Wedela in West Rand …
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Heavy rain from Hurricane Nolo is ramping up in southern Hawaii, the islands’ third dangerous brush with a hurricane in just six weeks. Potentially life-threatening flooding and mudslides are again possible as the state contends with a Pacific tropical season supercharged by this year’s super El Niño. Nolo rapidly intensified into a Category 2 hurricane …
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The Egyptian Golf Federation will host 20 international tournaments in 2026 as part of a campaign to promote sports tourism and support the national economy, the federation’s president said. Omar Hisham Talaat stated that the schedule comprises 11 tournaments in the first half of the year and nine in the second half. The competitions fall […]
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The Industrial Modernisation Center (IMC) has signed a cooperation protocol with Corporate Stack Solutions, a company specialising in digital consulting and applications, to support the digital transformation of Egyptian industrial companies, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). The agreement was signed by Ayman Elbayaa, Executive Director of the IMC, and Mohamed Abdeen, CEO of Corporate […]
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A single Instagram post was enough to spark days of discussion across social media. The post, published by a woman accusing Nabil Emad,, a football player for Zamalek SC, one of Egypt’s most prominent football clubs, quickly spread online as users debated the allegations of rape and shared opinions.  Yet, beyond the claims themselves, the situation raised a broader question: why are more people choosing to take their stories to social media, even when legal action is already underway? The allegations stem from a post published in June, 2026, on Instagram by a woman who identifies herself as a dual citizen of Italy and Brazil under the handle @xo_maiu. In the post, she accused Emad, nicknamed Donga, of sexually assaulting her during a visit to Egypt in 2025.  According to her account, she reported the incident to Egyptian authorities, testified before prosecutors, and submitted evidence as part of an ongoing investigation. A year later, seeing little progress in the case, she decided to share her story publicly in the hope that social media attention would help spread the truth. Whether the allegations ultimately result in legal action remains a matterContinue reading "When Allegations Go Viral: Why More People Are Taking Their Cases to Social Media"
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Mohamed Salah, Egypt’s captain and longtime talisman, will sit out Tuesday’s Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against South Sudan in Juba, with the national federation citing the artificial playing surface as the reason. The Egyptian Football Association (EFA) said the decision was made jointly by the coaching staff and Salah before Friday’s 25 September scoreless draw with Angola in Cairo, in which the forward started but was substituted midway through the second half by coach Hossam Hassan. The federation framed the move as precautionary, meant to shield the 34-year-old from the physical toll of synthetic turf rather than reflecting any dip in form. This follows reports of tension between Salah and Hassan following the forward’s substitution in the 60th minute against Angola. Egyptian journalist Ahmed Abdel Basset reported discord inside the dressing room, though neither Salah nor the EFA has confirmed that account. Wariness of artificial pitches is common in professional soccer. Even though the evidence is mixed, as many players and coaches believe such surfaces raise injury risk, research has not firmly established that they are more dangerous than grass. Egypt is still settling in after a busy summerContinue reading "Egypt Sits Salah for Qualifier ‘Over Artificial Turf Concerns’"
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Karim Badawi, Egypt’s Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, launched the African Minerals Regulatory Authorities Forum (AFMRA) in Cairo to strengthen cooperation among mining regulators and improve the continent’s regulatory frameworks. The forum was launched on the sidelines of Egypt Mining Forum 2026, held September 28-29, in the presence of Moses Michael Engadu, Secretary-General of […]
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Egypt’s oil refining activity grew 22.4% year-on-year (YoY) in the third quarter (Q3) of fiscal year (FY) 2025/26, while the sector grew 8.7% over the full fiscal year, according to a statement by the Cabinet. The figures were discussed during a meeting between Karim Badawi, Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, and Ahmed Rostom, Minister […]
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