DR Congo launches cancer screening drive targeting 912,000 women
The October campaign covers cervical cancer screening in six provinces and includes free breast cancer screening slots for 5,000 women in Kinshasa.
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The October campaign covers cervical cancer screening in six provinces and includes free breast cancer screening slots for 5,000 women in Kinshasa.
Forty Egyptian universities were included in the Times Higher Education 2027 World University Rankings, four more than in the 2026 edition. Nine retained places among the world’s top 1,000.
Planning Minister Ahmed Rostom and World Bank metals and minerals director Namrata Thapar discussed a framework for developing Egypt’s mining sector. A proposed roadmap would cover mineral resources and supply chains.
Egypt’s Foreign Ministry condemned the entry of hundreds of Israeli settlers into the Al-Aqsa compound in Jerusalem. Cairo warned against attempts to change the site’s historical and legal status quo.
Egypt’s GennVax and China’s Minhai signed a partnership agreement to transfer PCV-20 pneumococcal vaccine manufacturing technology to Egypt. The Egyptian Drug Authority said the agreement is intended to localize production of priority vaccines.
The Red Sea Ports Authority reported 14 vessel movements and 15,000 tonnes of cargo at its facilities on October 1, 2026. The ports also handled 781 trucks and 112 vehicles that day.
The water and energy minister said a national committee would assess claimed losses and foregone development opportunities associated with more than 22 Nile projects.
JICA project advisor Takeshi Oikawa highlighted Startup Act incentives, the Ethiopian Artificial Intelligence Institute and potential digital-service exports to Africa.
Health Minister Khaled Abdel Ghaffar chaired the seventh board meeting of the Medical Professions Risk Compensation Fund on October 6. The board reviewed the fund’s finances, compensation payments and investment plan through the end of August 2026.
Egypt advances integrated medical-city plans for New Alamein and the New Administrative Capital
Egypt’s planning minister Ahmed Rostom and CAPMAS head Akram el-Gohary reviewed preparations for the 2028 General Census of Population, Housing and Establishments. Officials said its practical phases are scheduled to begin in the second half of 2028.
The Brazilian manufacturer reported a 6% annual increase in quarterly deliveries.