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» Second US-Egypt clinical study blocked
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» Egypt effect more cuts on rates
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» Egypt has enough wheat reserves, govt
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Egypt maintains recognition as a top global offshoring destination

afrol News, 27 October - Cairo has been recognised as one of the world's top ranking offshoring cities, ranking 7th in the latest 'Top 50 Emerging Outsourcing Cities' report conducted by Global Services-Tholons.

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Politics | Technology | Economy - Development

Developing economies can lead world out of recession, Egypt's minister

afrol News, 6 October - Egypt's Minister for Communications and Information Technology, Dr Tarek Kamel, says developing countries, like Egypt, can play the key role in helping the world economy out of the current recession.

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Local group makes mark at Egypt's Lake Qarun

afrol News, 22 September - Egypt’s first IBA-Local Conservation Group/Site Support Group (SSG) has persuaded one of the country’s largest construction groups to end the dumping of waste at Lake Qarun, which holds regionally important numbers of waterbirds in winter.

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Economy - Development | Health | Society

Second US-Egypt clinical study blocked

afrol News, 15 September - A study exploring the healing of diabetic skin ulcers using topical oxygen/ozone gas mixtures could not proceed to completion and was now abandoned, according to Ozonics International, LLC, a veteran-owned biotechnology company engaged in the research and development of ozone-based medical therapies.

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Politics | Society | Human rights

Egypt must investigate border killings, AI

afrol News, 10 September - The Egyptian authorities must control their forces at the border with Israel and prevent them from killing migrants attempting to cross it, Amnesty International made said in an appeal yesterday.

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Travel - Leisure | Economy - Development

Egypt and Tunis in top 10 worst beach vacation destinations

afrol News, 27 August - Two of Africa’s coastal destinations are listed in the top ten of the world’s most avoided places for vacations. The coastal towns are located in Egypt and Tunisia and ranked 4th and 6th respectively.

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Technology | Politics | Economy - Development

Expansion of ICT sector fuels Egypt's Growth

afrol News, 25 August - New investment in Egypt's ICT sector has resulted in 14.6 percent growth in last fiscal year, latest reports have revealed.

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Politics | Economy - Development

Mubarak urges US involvement in Israeli-Palestinian issue

afrol News, 18 August - Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has called on the US administration to quickly re-engage in negotiations over the final status of the Israeli-Palestinian issue.

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Politics | Economy - Development

Egypt effect more cuts on rates

afrol News, 30 July - The Egyptian central bank has reduced its interest rates to the lowest in three years in trying to arrest the effects of the economic slowdown as well as the inflation pressure.

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South Africa and Egypt lead the traffic accidents in Africa

afrol News, 17 June - South Africa and Egypt have recorded more deaths on the roads in Africa, the global study on road safety, by the World Health Organisation (WHO) has revealed.

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Egypt has enough wheat reserves, govt

afrol News, 12 June - The Egyptian authorities have said the country has enough wheat reserves to last for more than six months, local media has reported.

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Health | Society

Egypt quarantines dorm as new swine flu cases surfaces

afrol News, 8 June - The Egyptian authorities have quarantined a dormitory at the American University in Cairo after it confirmed two new cases of H1N1 in the American students, local media has reported.

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Politics | Society

Egypt Muslim scholars welcome Obama speech

afrol News, 4 June - Egypt's powerful Islamic Research Council today strongly applauded US President Barack Obama's speech to the Muslim World, which he gave today at the Cairo University, as a "historic" event.

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Science - Education

Historic lake landscape found in Egyptian desert

afrol News, 22 May - Researchers have mapped the ice age landscape of Egypt's extremely dry Western Desert and found proof that it was covered with lakes and lush vegetation. This landscape may have provided early man a route of passage out of Africa into the Mediterranean.

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Cairo anti piracy summit brings hope to end the growing threat

afrol News, 20 May - The Anti Piracy Unit, Managing Director William "Bo" Fielding, announced today that the new solutions, that will be presented by Experts and Participants are "immediate short term solutions", as well as long term policy models that will combat the growing scourge of criminal piracy in the world's most vital trade routes and waterways using new operative models which will mark the Beginning of the End to Piracy in the Gulf of Aden , Indian Ocean and other regions currently threatened by this alarming surge in criminal, violent and dangerous behaviour.

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» 14.05.2009 - Egypt's software piracy rating drops
» 13.05.2009 - Egypt continues slaughtering pigs despite protests
» 11.05.2009 - Egypt threatens to dismantle NGO for accepting foreign funding
» 04.05.2009 - Got you swine...!
» 30.04.2009 - Cairo to host international anti piracy summit
» 16.04.2009 - Egypt arrests 9 attack suspects
» 06.04.2009 - Police deployed to foil strike
» 31.03.2009 - Egyptian troops sent to Darfur
» 23.03.2009 - Egypt demands Pharoanic coffin back
» 10.03.2009 - Ancient gold found in Egyptian tomb
» 04.03.2009 - Egyptian internet activists freed
» 24.02.2009 - Dana discovers 100 billion cubic feet of gas
» 20.02.2009 - Plane crash kills 5 in Egypt
» 18.02.2009 - Pharmacists suspend strike as negotiations continue
» 17.02.2009 - Egypt truckers strike enters fourth day

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