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Imam Abdul Kareem Kuyateh’s sermon denouncing the Magal pilgrimage as un-Islamic sparked outrage across The Gambia and Senegal, prompting a government apology and police questioning. His remarks ignited a heated national debate over religious tradition, youth influence, and freedom of expression.
Madagascar has reclaimed the skull of King Toera and three others from France, decades after they were taken during a colonial assault. This historic return honors the country’s ancestors and marks a powerful step toward restoring dignity and confronting its colonial past.
The two-week Kigali Youth Festival, running at Imbuga City Walk until September 5, is themed “Impano zibyara amahirwe” or “Talents that create opportunities.” The festival aims to attract hundreds of young people, artists, and attendees from across Rwanda, offering a platform for participants to showcase talents in music, dance, sports, and creative arts, alongside developmental discussions and exhibitions.
His Majesty King Mswati III praised Malawi’s peaceful 2025 General Election and the democratic spirit shown by its citizens. He commended outgoing President Chakwera’s statesmanship and reaffirmed SADC’s support for Malawi’s unity and development.
Christian Menin, a UN Volunteer in Guinea-Bissau, is helping strengthen peace by supporting justice reforms, training security forces, and empowering youth through civic education. His work reflects how grassroots efforts and human connection can rebuild trust and foster lasting stability.
Morocco has been honored as the guest of honor at the 19th National Craft Fair of Benin (SNAB), taking place from August 22 to 31 in Cotonou.
