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CCTV´s Cairo correspondent, Adel EL-Mahoruky began his work in Egypt´s peak moments of unrest. As the country was moving from 30years of Mubarak´s leadership to true democracy, Adel was the closest to the events. He brought CCTV´s camera like no reporter has done, standing in the middle of clashes to give our audience the most truthful images available.
With his passion for news coverage, Adel was the first on scene at various events including the Police Academy where Mubarak´s trial was held. CCTV´s coverage in Cairo for the past 14 months was so unique - we shared our coverage with the entire world, events in Egypt that no other channel or wire-services provided.
Egypt has honored China at this year's Cairo International Film Festival. Twenty Chinese movies were screened at the event, much to the delight and fascination of Egyptian film critics.
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has faced strong opposition from the Muslim Brotherhood, their supporters and many of the youth groups involved in the January 2011 uprising. His government has criminalized protesting without a permit, and thousands have been detained as a result.
On the last day of Hajj, all pilgrims must have their head. It's a sign of equality and a reflection that life and personal beauty are not more important than their God's demands. That means a lucrative day for barbers.
Hajj is the annual pilgrimage for Muslims to the holy city of Mecca and this year's event has gone digital.
During the month of Ramadan, Muslims around the world fast in daylight hours. Breaking the fast can be an elaborate affair with gatherings and feasting, and for the entertainment industry, that means prime time TV.
For the latest developments, we've got our correspondent Adel El Mahrouky standing by in Cairo.
For more details on the search for the wreckage of EgyptAir Flight 804, our correspondent Adel El-Mahrouky is live in Cairo.
French President Francois Hollande is visiting Egypt for two days, as part of his Middle East tour. While in Cairo, Hollande and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi are expected to sign 19 agreements, including a 1.1 billion dollars Arms Deal.
World class masters training dozens of ninjutsu players
Crossover: Al-Sisi defends Saudi Arabia island deal
The Egyptian capital of Cairo is home to a host of garbage collectors. Now a rather dull neighborhood in the city has been revamped by a bunch of Tunisian artists who created magnificent artwork on the walls of buildings there.
The clock's ticking down on 2015, and billions worldwide are preparing to welcome the New Year. But where in Africa should you go to party? Our correspondents across the Continent have been searching for the best New Year's Eve venue.
In Egypt, the second phase of parliamentary elections is underway. Polls have closed after the first day of the two-day elections. A major concern is the voter turn out -- but that's certainly not the only concern - following the Russian plane crash in the Sinai last month.
Egyptian Museum workers accidentally snapped the beard off King Tut’s burial mask and then used epoxy to glue it back.
Many African countries were excited with China's plan to revive and strengthen the ancient silk road.
Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak is appearing before a Cairo court. The 86-year-old is charged with complicity in the killings of more than 900 protesters during the 2011 unrest. Let’s now go live to Cairo with CCTV’s correspondent Adel El Mahrouky.
Muslims around the world celebrate Eid al-Adha to mark the end of the Haj by slaughtering sheep, goats, cows and camels to commemorate Prophet Abraham's willingness to sacrifice his son Ismail on God's command.
For more, we are now joined by our correspondent Adel el Mahrouky in Cairo.
Foreign Ministers from countries neighboring Libya, are meeting in Cairo to discuss the ongoing crisis engulfing the country.
We’re now joined by our correspondent Adel el Mahrouky from Cairo.
Crossover: Israel, Hamas extend cease-fire by 24 hours, permanent truce expected
Turning to the meditation efforts in Gaza. Talks are entering a critical phase in Cairo, as the the current 72-hour cease-fire expires by midnight Wednesday.
Egypt facilitates indirect Israel-Palestinian talks
For more, we’re joined from Cairo by our correspondent Adel el Mahrouky.
A temporary truce brokered by Egypt to end the conflict in Gaza looks to be holding. The 72-ceasefire came into play on Tuesday - and now Egypt’s trying to build on it, with talks in Cairo.
For more, we’re now joined live by our correspondent Adel el Mahrouky in Cairo.
China has called for a political solution to the crisis in Gaza. Foreign Minister Wang Yi says this is the only reasonable way. He was speaking during a visit to the Arab League in Egypt.
With his father’s 50 -year-old drum, Hassan Baraka walks in the streets of Cairo’s el Manyal district, banging his drum after midnight, to wake people up.
A convoy of Egyptian activists has not been allowed to take the road leading to the Rafah border with Gaza. They were trying to bring aid to Palestinians.
Earlier we spoke to our correspondent Adel El-Mahrouky in Cairo. He told us what the relatively low turnout could mean for the election.
The case against 228 supporters of former Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi has been dismissed. Egypt’s Prosecutor General Hisham Barakat has ordered their freedom for lack of evidence.
Following the landslide victory by Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi in Egypt’s presidential election, many Egyptians are hoping the former military chief can bring much-needed stability to the country.
Egypt has a new prime minister. Ibrahim Mahlab says he wants to eradicate militant violence in the country, and stabilize the struggling economy. The appointment followed hot on the heels of Monday's resignation of the former PM and his cabinet, a cabinet that includes defense minister and army chief Abdel Fattah el-Sisi. Many Egyptians have been speculating that the change in government is actually linked to an imminent announcement by Sisi to run for president.
For more on this, we’re joined from Cairo by our correspondent Adel El Mahrouky.
For more on this, we’re joined from Cairo by our correspondent Adel El Mahrouky.
Former Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi is due to appear in court again on Tuesday. The charges against him stem from a jail-break three years ago. Authorities are taking extraordinary steps to stop Morsi rallying his supporters.
In Egypt, at least six people have been killed and 100 wounded in four bomb blasts in the capital, Cairo. The city’s security forces are said to have been the main target.
At least two persons have been killed and several others injured following another blast in the Pyramid city of Giza in the Egyptian capital. This makes it the fourth blast of the day in Egypt.
The referendum in Egypt lasted two days and almost 40 percent of eligible voters took part. Five people were killed in protests and hundreds arrested nationwide. Our correspondent Adel El Mahrouky has been following the developments and he joins us from Cairo.
For the very latest, we are joined by our correspondent Adel el Mahrouky in Cairo.
Millions are preparing to make their mark on Egypt's future. The country's new constitution will be put to the vote on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Tributes from world leaders poured in following the announcement of Ariel Sharon's death on Saturday. But to the Arab world and Egypt in particular, the former Israeli prime minister was an enemy.
Former Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi was due in court today facing charges related to violence outside the presidential palace when he was head of state. But Egyptian state media report that Cairo Criminal Court has adjourned his tiral due to his flight being delayed by bad weather. For the latest, we are joined by our correspondent Adel el Mahrouky in Cairo.
Egypt is preparing to host Russia’s Foreign and Defense ministers on Wednesday. This follows a recent visit by Russia’s intelligence chief, signaling the start of improved relations between the two countries.
There were many security threats that could have hindered ousted Egyptian Mohamed Morsi's trial from proceeding. To avoid that, security forces had some tactical movements that enabled them to maintain security, including changing the court's location at the last moment.
For the latest on the trial, we’re joined by our correspondent Adel El Mahrouky in Cairo.
For the latest on the trial, we’re joined by our correspondent Adel El Mahrouky in Cairo.
For the latest on the trial, we’re joined by our correspondent Adel El Mahrouky in Cairo.
The trial of Egypt’s ousted President Mohamed Morsi is about to get underway in the country’s capital, Cairo. There are fears the trial could spark further unrest across the country.
While the political dialogue in Egypt between the interim government and the Muslim Brotherhood has been failing, a group of university students have decided to launch a national campaign to teach young Egyptians the principles of debating.
And for what’s going on outside the courtroom and how Egyptians feel about the trial, we spoke earlier to our correspondent Adel el Mahrouky in Cairo.
Let’s get the latest from our correspondent in Cairo, Adel el Mahrouky.
For the latest, let’s speak to our correspondent in Cairo, Adel el Mahrouky.
The league of Arab states have held an urgent meeting to discuss Russia's proposal of putting Syria's chemical weapons stock under international monitoring. Member states welcomed this, urging the international community for immediate implementation.
For more on the situation in Egypt, we are joined by our correspondent Adel el Mahrouky in Cairo.
Egypt's interim government has unveiled the committee that will rewrite the country’s constitution. It has 50 members, representing various sections of society. But many Islamic groups have been excluded.
For more, we are joined by our correspondent Adel el Mahrouky in Cairo.
For more from Egypt, we’re joined by our correspondent Adel El Mahrouky in Cairo.
Egypt’s interim government has made it clear that foreign powers must stay out of its affairs. But the turmoil in Egypt is proving a tough test for Cairo’s allies and rivals alike. And there is also growing concern that instability will spread across the region.
Egypt’s former president Hosni Mubarak is to make his bid for freedom on Wednesday, with his lawyers set to apply in court for his release from detention.
Dozens of people have been killed in fresh clashes in Egypt. Tens of thousands took to the streets on Friday, defying a state of emergency. The protest comes two days after security forces stormed camps in Cairo that were packed with supporters of ousted president Mohamed Morsi. More than 600 were killed then. And this time, the capital again suffered some of the worst violence.
Earlier we spoke to our correspondent Adel El Mahrouky in Cairo. He gave us the latest on the situation, and told us how the interim government was responding to the crisis.
For the latest on the clashes in Egypt, we are joined live by our correspondent Adel El Mahrouky in Cairo.
For more, let's speak to our correspondent Adel El Mahrouky in Cairo.
For more, let's speak to our correspondent Adel El Mahrouky in Cairo.
For more on this, let’s speak to our correspondent Adel El Mahrouky in Cairo.
