The presidential election has confounded a host of expectations, writes Gamal Essam El-Din

Media and governmental attempts to exhort voters to take to the polls may have an adverse result, reports Ahmed Morsy

Youssef Rakha reflects on the latest Emirati-Egyptian hit encouraging people to vote

Reem Leila joined voters as they queued to cast their ballots

Gamal Essam El-Din on the judicial supervision of the presidential elections

Local and foreign observers say the presence of some irregularities is not enough to affect the result of this week’s presidential polls, reports Gihan Shahine

Ahmed Morsy reports on the tight security measures surrounding the presidential poll

Muslim Brotherhood attempts to disrupt the poll bear, if any, fruit, writes Amany Maged

Dina Ezzat reports on the interim president’s plans to handover responsibilities to his elected successor

Egypt has had five presidents since the 1952 Revolution

What will be the fate of the presidential palaces under the newly elected president? Nevine El-Aref investigates

Claims Ansar Beit Al-Maqdis’s leader was killed in a security ambush are dubious, writes Ahmed Eleiba

The imprisonment of activist Mahinour Al-Masri is causing anger among human rights organisations, reports Reem Leila