Education Ministry cancels classes for the coming five days as infection spreads globally; WHO official says territory prepared to handle small number of cases

Members of the Egyptian minority group catch and raise the reptiles as a source of income, but they also play an important role in the ancient Nubian culture

Hisham el-Ashmawi, who left the military in 2011 and became a leader in driving attacks on officials, had been affiliated with Islamic State, al-Qaeda terror groups

Defendants said involved in killings of top cops, bombing Cairo police headquarters

The projection of the Arab diva will appear in the city's opera house next week

Sissi praises predecessor's service during the 1973 war with Israel but makes no mention of his rule as president

Israeli ex-envoy says Egyptian leader didn't make major efforts to advance agricultural, cultural cooperation; expert says he was keen on advancing Israeli-Palestinian peace

Alaa and Gamal Mubarak, the latter of whom was seen as one-time heir apparent to the former leader, had been accused of stock manipulation; court also clears 6 others

Restrictions target singers of 'mahraganat,' which has roots in impoverished Cairo suburbs and spread after 2011 uprising that ousted longtime autocratic president

After largest Jewish prayer gathering in the city in decades, expats ask government to release community registers