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Clinton Regrets Only Wasted Tomatoes In Egypt Protest
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said on Monday she was "not offended" by protesters in Egypt who pelted her…
Americans Kidnapped in Sinai Released: State’s TV
Two American tourists abducted in Egypt's Sinai region were released on Monday after three days in captivity,…
Egypt Faces Another Big Day In Court
The struggle for Egypt's future reaches a critical juncture on Tuesday when a court could dissolve a body tasked…
603.000 Tourists Arrived in Red Sea in May, June
The tourism in Red Sea governorate flourished in May and June by arriving 603.000 tourists, hiked by 12.7%, through…
Egypt To Offer 2 Bln Egp In 5- & 10-Yr Bonds
Egypt's Finance Ministry will offer 2 billion Egyptian pounds ($329.85 million) in reopened five-year and ten-year…
Egypt’s Mubarak Ordered Back To Prison
Egypt's public prosecutor ordered on Monday that former president Hosni Mubarak be moved back to prison after an…
Hotel Marketing Hikes Umrah Prices
Amari Abdel Azeem, chairman of tourism agencies in chambers of commerce, said hotel marketing companies negatively…
Nigeria State Oil Firm Gives Gov’t Informal Loans: Audit
Nigeria's government owes the state-owned oil firm for improper, informal loans used to cover a range of expenses,…
Guinea Says BHP To Quit Mount Nimba Iron Project
BHP Billiton, the world's largest mining company, has informed Guinea of its plans to pull out of its Mount Nimba…
Middle East Lags World In 2012 Tourism Growth
The Middle East saw a one percent increase in international tourist arrivals in the first four months of 2012…