Egypt's Supply Minister Khaled Hanafy said on Monday that he will not be resigning over allegations that he has been living in a 5-star hotel since taking office at the expense of the Supply Ministry.

Residents of Marsa Alam city, in the south of the Red Sea governorate, have raised complaints after local officials poisoned goats in order to protect trees planted along public streets.

Turkey wants to repair its ties with Egypt, after relations soured over the ouster of Islamist president Mohamed Morsi in 2013, Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said on Saturday.

A maverick Egyptian MP, Ilhami ‎Agina, decided on Sunday to resign from ‎parliament's human rights committee in ‎protest at what he called "the repeated ‎attempts of the committee head Anwar El-‎Sadat to manipulate its MPs to serve the ‎agenda of foreign institutions."‎

President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi met with editors-in-chiefs of state-run newspapers Al-Ahram, Al-Gomhuria, and Akhbar Al-Youm.

Two conscripts from the Egyptian armed forces were killed early Thursday in North Sinai, Al-Ahram Arabic news website reported.

Egypt loses $ 250 million monthly as a result of the tourism crisis, with a total of about $ 3 billion losses over 10 months, said South Sinai governor Khaled Fouda during a forum organized by the Union of Arab Banks.

The minimum expenditure of new petroleum deals, signed in 2015 and for new amendments on the ongoing deals reached $2.57 billion, Youm7 reported an official at the Ministry of Petroleum on condition of anonymity as he was not authorized to brief the media.

The four bronze lions guarding the two ends of the Qasr Al-Nil Bridge linking Gezira to Tahrir Square in downtown Cairo have witnessed a great deal since they were first set up at the end of the 19th century, from the romantic dating of young couples staring at the Nile to the roars of the millions of Egyptians who marched over the bridge during the 25 January Revolution chanting for freedom, equality and the toppling of the former Mubarak regime.

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Three Egyptian children, aged between 10 and 3 years old, were suffocated to death after short circuit caused fire in n air-condition at their apartment in Sulaibikhat, north of Kuwait city, Al Rai newspaper reported Friday.

Foreign Ministry spokesman Ahmed Abu Zeid condemned the two terrorist attacks that took place in Turkey expressing condolences and support for the families of the victims, the Turkish people and government, Youm7 reported.

A top official in the central administration of the agricultural quarantine authority has agreed to import a cargo of potato seeds with high level of Silver scurf fungus could reach 40%, Youm7 reported another official in the authority who spoke o condition of anonymity Friday.

Nile Delta’sBeheira Governor Deputy Nadia Abdel Ilah announced that the governorate has framed a plan to face rain floods that could hit the villages in winter to avoid repeating crisis.

Kerdasa prosecution officials visited Al-Moatamdeya area on Thursday to inspect the circumstances surrounding a series of explosions.

The Administrative Control Authority in New Valley governorate announced on Tuesday the arrest of the head of the governorate's construction authority on corruption charges.

Ninty percent of male and female presenters with Maspero's Regional Channels Sector are overweight and have been granted a three-month deadline by which to slim down, according to the sector's chairman, Hany Gaafar.

An Egyptian military court sentenced on Thursday hundreds of supporters of the banned Muslim Brotherhood group to jail terms of up to 25 years, a judicial source said.

Egypt's Minister of Defense Sedky Sobhi met on Thursday in Cairo with General Joseph Votel, the head of the US Central Command, to discuss the latest efforts to fight terrorism and restore order, stability and security in the Middle East region, the Egyptian Armed Forces spokesperson announced.

Egypt's long-awaited value added tax (VAT) bill is set to be finalised on Sunday to be put up for general parliamentary debate, with MPs sticking to the 12 percent rate, said MP and member of the planning and budget committee Talaat Khalil.

Foreign Minister Sameh Shourky will meet with Zimbabwean Minister of Tourism Walter Mzembi Thursday to discuss the bilateral cooperation between both countries, Youm7 reported.