The sounds of sheep and rams filled the air at the bustling livestock market in Aïn Aouda, near Rabat, as families prepared for Eid al-Adha, one of the holiest celebrations in the Muslim calendar.
Tags
There’s no content to show here yet.
Latest Stories
- WHO, Africa CDC adopt Ebola response plan as DR Congo steps up hygiene measures
- Morocco’s Eid livestock markets return to full strength as herd numbers recover
- Sundowns crowned kings of Africa again after dramatic final in Rabat
- Liverpool legend Salah bows out after nine glorious years
- Senegal football fans return home relieved after Moroccan king’s pardon
- Tinubu doubles down on reforms as 2027 race begins
- Benin-Niger relations show signs of thaw as Wadagni takes office
- Former finance minister Romuald Wadagni sworn is as Benin’s new president
- Morocco’s Royal Air Maroc suspends 12 routes, citing rising cost of fuel
- Nigeria’s President Tinubu to run for re-election after clinching party nomination
Recent Comments
No comments to show.
Leave a Reply