CAIRO (Reuters) - Egyptian Prime Minister Hisham Kandil said a reshuffle of the cabinet would include 11 ministers and be announced later on Monday or on Tuesday. President Mohamed Mursi announced on April 20 that he would reshuffle a cabinet widely criticized by economists for failing to revive an economy hit by more than two years of political turmoil. (Writing by Tom Perry; Editing by Janet Lawrence)

Egypt's Justice Minister Ahmed Mekki resigned on Sunday ahead of a cabinet reshuffle in which he was expected to be replaced, state media reported. President Mohamed Morsi had said on Saturday he would order the reshuffle "soon," after months of pressure by opposition groups that demand an overhaul of the government before dropping a boycott of parliamentary elections. Egyptian media had reported that Mekki would be one of the ministers replaced in the shake up, which a presidential aide told AFP would affect up to eight ministries, including "important ones."

The Provincial Government has taken serious notice of the repeated appearance of statements in media regarding textbook of English for Class-9. Spokesman Textbook Board Peshawar on Thursday has clarified that the textbook of English was written strictly in accordance with the National Curriculum of English-2006. This curriculum was developed and introduced in 2006.

San Pablo City Councilor Alejandro Yu proposed recently to the city’s legislative council for more ordinances that encourage small, micro and medium entrepreneurs (SMMEs) here.Councilor Yu initiated the measure to the Sangguniang Panglunsod, the city government’s law-making body to conduct comprehensive studies and formulate programs that establish facilities to assist local entrepreneurs to penetrate the country’s supermarkets.Yu’s proposed local legislation also aims to create more jobs and generate employment for city folks and job seekers from the adjoining municipalities