Iftar à la marocaine #3 : Briouate, il y en a pour tous les goûts

Symbole de la gastronomie marocaine, le briouate s'impose comme un incontournable du Ramadan, se déclinant en une multitude de saveurs sucrées et salées pour ravir tous les palais. Héritage des califes almohades, cette délicatesse culinaire continue de briller sur les tables du iftar, alliant tradition et créativité.

Iftar a la marroquí #3: Briouate, hay para todos los gustos

Símbolo de la gastronomía marroquí, el briouate se impone como un imprescindible del Ramadán, presentándose en una multitud de sabores dulces y salados para deleitar a todos los paladares. Herencia de los califas almohades, esta delicia culinaria sigue brillando en las mesas del iftar, combinando tradición y creatividad.

Agadir court sentences man to 15 years for sexually assaulting minors in Ait Melloul

This week, the Criminal Chamber of the Court of Appeal in Agadir handed down a 15-year prison sentence to a 28-year-old man involved in a harrowing case of sexual assault against two young girls in Ait Melloul. The court also ruled that the defendant must bear the trial costs and set the enforcement period at its minimum, while informing him of his right to appeal the decision within ten days. On February 11, 2026, the Public Prosecution at the Court of Appeal in Agadir decided to detain the

CAF postpones Women’s AFCON 2026 in Morocco to July–August

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has postponed the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations 2026 (WAFCON), which Morocco is set to host, from its initial dates of March 17–April 3, 2026 to July 25–August 16, 2026. In a statement released Thursday, CAF said the decision followed discussions with its partners, including FIFA, and other stakeholders involved in organizing the tournament. The body said the change was intended to ensure the success of the competition, citing

Iftar, the Moroccan Way #3: Briwat, the answer to every taste

Briwat is a staple of Ramadan iftar tables, filled with ingredients ranging from almond paste to seafood, chicken, or minced meat. In Almohad Marrakech, the sweet version was favored by the royal court and elites, while the savory minced-meat version was popular among the wider population.

Moroccan mother in Jerusalem fears for two sons held in Ofer prison without verdict

A Moroccan mother residing in Jerusalem for nearly two decades is living in fear and uncertainty following the arrest of her teenage sons by Israeli forces, with no charges filed after four months. Despite their health issues and her pleas for help, Mennana remains in the dark about their fate, as she continues to advocate for their rights amid escalating regional tensions.

Abdullah Quilliam, England’s first Muslim convert and his trip to Tangier

In the 1880s, British lawyer Abdullah Quilliam sailed to Tangier for a vacation. In the city he was impressed by Islam and Muslims and decided to renounce Christianity for the religion. Back to Liverpool, the man helped build one of the first mosques in the UK.

CAF sanctions Al Ahly with fan ban and fines after AS FAR match incidents

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has imposed sanctions on Egypt’s Al Ahly SC following incidents during its match against Morocco’s AS FAR (Royal Army Club) on February 15, at the end of the group stage of the CAF Champions League. In a statement, the Egyptian club said it had received a letter from CAF informing it of the Disciplinary Committee’s decision to ban Al Ahly supporters from attending two African matches, with the second match suspended. The club added

Souss-Massa : Des vents violents ravagent 1 500 hectares de serres

Des vents violents atteignant 110 km/h ont ravagé environ 1 500 hectares de cultures sous serre dans la province de Chtouka Ait Baha, provoquant des dégâts considérables sur les exploitations agricoles de la région. Face à cette situation critique, le ministre de l'Agriculture a promis un soutien aux producteurs touchés, notamment par le biais de subventions et de mesures d'allègement des prêts.

Souss-Massa: Vientos violentos arrasan con 1 500 hectáreas de invernaderos

Vientos violentos que alcanzaron los 110 km/h han devastado alrededor de 1,500 hectáreas de cultivos bajo invernadero en la provincia de Chtouka Ait Baha, causando daños considerables en las explotaciones agrícolas de la región. Ante esta situación crítica, el ministro de Agricultura ha prometido apoyo a los productores afectados, especialmente a través de subvenciones y medidas de alivio de préstamos.