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As the majority of Gambians on Saturday joined the rest of the Muslim world to kick-start the holy month of Ramadan, consumers of basic commodities are hoping for price reductions.
Morocco has officially cancelled the Eid al-Adha ritual sacrifice of livestock this year, citing the severe drought that has plagued the country’s agricultural seasons for six consecutive years.
A coalition of pressure groups say there is a lack of courage to resolve the dispute.
Hendricks was credited by some as being the world’s first openly gay imam.
The Axum town court in northern Ethiopia has issued arrest warrant against school officials who allegedly disregard its ruling, suspending…
The Symposium of Episcopal Conferences of Africa and Madagascar (SECAM), the coordinating organ of the Catholic Church in Africa, is seeking skilled volunteers to contribute to the life of the Catholic Church across Africa.
Ethiopia is set host the International Quran and Azan Competition with more than 100 competitors from 60 countries have confirmed participation in the prestigious competition, APA can report on Tuesday.
Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye recently met with the Episcopal Conference of Senegal, led by Archbishop of Dakar Monsignor Benjamin Ndiaye.
An Ethiopian district court has summoned five schools in Axum town of Tigray regional state to respond to accusations that they have barred Muslim students from attending classes while wearing hijabs.
The controversy over wearing niqab in the town of Axum in Ethiopia’s Tigray region has heightened as Muslim Grade 12…