Egyptians Speak Out as Rising Fuel Costs Reshape Daily Life
Rising prices have forced Egyptians to cut back on daily activities.
I feel defeated. I have three jobs now, yet I can’t live the life I had with one job two years ago
Nourhan Abdelmagid, a 28-year-old marketeer, expressed her struggles with the increasing costs. Egypt raised fuel prices by roughly 12 percent on 17 October, marking the second increase this year.
- Fuel price hike: 12 percent increase on 17 October
- Second increase this year, following a nearly 15 percent rise in April
- Price adjustments: between 10.5 and 12.9 percent across several fuel categories
Author's summary: Egyptians struggle with rising fuel costs.
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