Major US and international media outlets write about dozens of preachers from mosques across Morocco who protested Monday, 10/10/2011, over tight controls on their preaching, the…
By Beth Carter They number in the thousands now, mostly college kids and young adults. They’ve occupied prime public downtown spaces. They’re marching, holding up signs…
Syria has warned it will take “tough measures” against any country that recognises the newly-formed opposition Syrian National Council (SNC). Foreign Minister Walid al-Moualem did not…
Morocco and Sudan have taken the two remaining qualifying spots for the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations. Morocco beat Tanzania 3-1 on Sunday night to finish…
by Samer al-Atrush and Ines Bel Aiba – CAIRO (AFP) Twenty-three people, mostly Coptic Christians, died in clashes Sunday between Coptic Christians and Egyptian security forces,…
By Piers Edwards BBC Africa Sport Hubert from Tanzania texts in to remind us of the misery of those whose favourites won’t be at January’s finals.…
By Stefan Nicola The Sahara solar initiative backed by German turbine maker Siemens AG (SIE) and Deutsche Bank AG (DBK) will sketch out plans in 2012…
TUNIS (AFP) – Around 300 Tunisian Salafists on Sunday attacked the headquarters of a private TV station that aired a French-Iranian film and organised a debate on…