Acting spokesman of the Egyptian presidential office stated that news reports Mohamed Morsi would act as prime minister are not true
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Mohamed Morsi rose from a small village in the Delta to acummulate international academic degrees and political experience in the powerful Muslim Brotherhood before his election to become Egypt's first-ever civilian president
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White House spokesman Jay Carney issued the following statement in response to the election of Brotherhood Mohamed Morsi as Egypt's first post-Mubarak president on Sunday
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Interior ministry declares state of 'high alert' countrywide; Police secure urban centres throughout Egypt, fearing unrest following Sunday runoff results
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Supporters of Ahmed Shafiq rally in Nasr City, a hot spot for pro-SCAF demonstrations
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Islamist group says rumours are aimed at pressuring its candidate Mohamed Morsi into accepting the newly-reduced powers of the presidency
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SPEC conutinues to review the appeals of both presidential candidates but, according to sources, Morsi is still in the lead
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Presidential candidate Ahmed Shafiq says he's confident of election victory but calls on supporters to delay celebrations until after official result to avoid clashes
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More controversy clouds the presidential vote as Ahmed Shafiq’s campaign says he is leading, despite widespread reports suggesting otherwise
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Military council member says the world will witness a huge ceremony of the inauguration of Egypt's soon-to-be-announced president
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