CAIRO, Dec 29 (Aswat Masriya) – Our daily roundup of headlines in Egypt's main state-owned and private newspapers on Dec. 29, 2016:

Al-Ahram:

- Al-Sisi during the inauguration of Ismailia, Port Said projects: No one is above law, from the President to the smallest official.

- Armed Forces destroy tunnel for smuggling weapons in Rafah.

- Supply ministry: Large discounts in strategic commodities prices soon.

- Manager at State Council detained for four days pending investigations.

- Three Petroleum deals worth USD 220 m.

Al-Akhbar:

- Al-Sisi: No one is above accountability including the President. 

- Petroleum minister: Delivering gas to one million apartment..Self sufficiency in 2019.

- The army destroys a 1.7 kms long tunnel west Rafah.

- State Council: Examining documents related to manager accused of bribery.

Al-Shorouk:

- Sahar Nasr: EGP 30 bn shortage in state budget..New funds and grants to overcome it.

- Police officer executed for killing a driver and sales manager.

Al-Masry Al-Youm:

- Escalating judges anger against the new judicial authority law: Completely rejected.

- "Al-Labban" detained on charges of bribery after 16 hours of investigations.

- For the second time.. Al-Adwa defendants attack Badie.

- TV: Security interrogation on workers in "opposing channels." 

Al-Watan:

- Al-Sisi: Things will get better in six months only.

- Divisions in the Parliament over the new judicial authority law.

- Sources: New increase in medicines prices today.