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Mali and Morocco have further strengthened their religious cooperation with the signing of a new agreement to train 400 Malian imams in Rabat.

Morocco will observe the beginning of the Islamic New Year, 1447 AH, this Friday, June 27.

The Consulate General of Senegal in Casablanca issued a statement on Monday, urging Senegalese nationals residing in Morocco to strictly adhere to the royal instructions prohibiting the ritual sacrifice of Eid al-Adha (Tabaski) in 2025.

The fourth day of the Fez Sacred Music Festival reached a peak of intercultural fervor on Sunday evening, as Senegal’s influential Mouride brotherhood delivered a powerful and soulful performance that transformed the Jnan Sbil garden into a sanctuary of sound.

A Nigerian televangelist has been deported from South Africa following his acquittal in a landmark rape trial.

Africa hopeful Pope Leo XIV’s election could bring renewed attention to issues that resonate deeply across the continent.

The Beninese Hajj Guidance and Supervision Committee (COS) has announced the closure of registration for the 2025 pilgrimage to Mecca, stating that payments made after the designated quota was filled will not be accepted and demanding that these payments be refunded.

Nigeria’s Foreign Affairs Minister, Ambassador Yusuf Maitama Tuggar, has called for revitalization of Nigeria-Brazil trade relations rooted in shared historical and cultural ties.

If demographics alone dictated the next pontiff, Africa would be the clear frontrunner.

President John Dramani Mahama, in fulfilment of his campaign promise, has officially declared Republic Day, the 1st of July of every year, as Ghana’s official National Day of Prayer and Thanksgiving.