Egyptian presidential contender, Dr. Morsi, shifts his campaign into higher gear for the upcoming runoff in the race for Egypt’s top post, with a new motto aimed to encourage people

Egypt’s presidential elections front-runner Morsi vows to be the leader of all the people, and to improve the living and working conditions of all citizens, irrespective of color, race, religion

Together the people, united, will stem the tide of counter-revolution and defeat old guard holdovers desperately endeavoring to replicate the former regime at any cost.

Morsi’s campaign calls upon all stakeholders in Egypt to join hands and do their best endeavors to save their revolution, along with the homeland and the people from a re-production

Egyptian electorate turnout on Thursday is reported to be noticeably higher than Wednesday, while long lines have been stretching for miles around some polling places.

Ahead of this week's presidential elections in Egypt, the BBC News website has asked four Egyptians with contrasting political opinions to express their hopes and fears. Khaled Hamza is editor-in-chief

Freedom and Justice party chief’s presidential campaign stops at the elegant city of Port Said, Sunday, where Dr. Morsi promises to double efforts to achieve greater freedom and prosperity.

Dr. Morsi assures businessmen that the scientific committee in charge of his Nahda (Renaissance) Project comprises 10 specialized experts, that Egyptian markets will be open to foreign investors, and that

Talking to Sufi leaders about his electoral program, the Brotherhood’s presidential nominee – who is also the Chairman of the Freedom and Justice party – details Nahda project, its objectives

Seeking a tremendous transformation for Egypt, the Muslim Brotherhood is prepared to accept expert opinions and suggestions from all Egyptians in modifying their Nahda (Renaissance) Project.