Moroccan politicians and activists are questioning restrictions on sermons addressing the Israel-Hamas conflict. Socialist MP Nabila Mounib criticized limitations on imams, arguing they are barred from discussing the Palestinian plight or invoking jihad in support. Minister of Islamic Affairs Ahmed Toufiq later refuted Mounib’s claim that imams cannot mention the conflict but upheld the ban on calls for jihad, defending it as necessary to maintain religious order. The debate reflects Morocco's sensitive stance on religious discourse.
As Cairo undergoes extensive modernization, Egyptian architect Ahmed el-Meligui was compelled to exhume his grandfather’s remains from the City
Abdelaziz Makhloufi, the president of Tunisia's leading olive oil exporter CHO Group, has been detained on corruption charges,
A recent report from Egypt's Food Export Council, led by Mahmoud Bazan, revealed that Egyptian food industry exports
A corruption scandal in Mauritania is threatening to put the country’s anti-migration partnership with the European Union at risk.
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