Excerpts from Dr. Morsi’s interview in the Egyptian satellite TV channel CBC on Wednesday and Thursday 9 and 10, May 2012

Translation of a full report on presidential contender Dr. Morsi’s mass rally held in Aswan on May 5, 2012 as part of his election campaign across Egypt.

Despite economic difficulties and political uncertainty, Egyptians remain upbeat about the course of the nation and prospects for progress. Amid rancorous debates over the presidential election and the shape of

FJP deputy chief Erian assures that their candidate for Egypt’s top job will score big in the first round of the country’s upcoming presidential contest, and that Nahda Project will

Controversial decision by administrative court raises many questions and causes concern for future of Egypt’s march from despotism to democracy, especially as court acts out of jurisdiction.

Egypt’s presidential contender Morsi congratulates France’s newly-elected leader on historic win for socialists, first in over two decades, ousting incumbent Sarkozy, the first French president not to win re-elections in

To allay public fears regarding possibilities of election fraud or vote-count manipulation, Egyptian parliament approves a new draft amendment to allow appeals against certain elections committee decisions usually immune to

The Brotherhood leader, Dr. Morsi, tours a major industrial area in Menoufia, Egypt, meets the managing director of one of the largest privately owned industrial groups in the country, and

Egyptian communities abroad organize various rallies, conferences and other events in support of Brotherhood candidate Dr. Morsi’s presidential bid for Egypt’s top post.

As Egyptians across the land gear up for the first free and fair presidential elections in long decades, the people commit their resolve to see the revolution through, never allowing