As Eid approaches, the debate over ritual slaughter reignites in Belgium. The opposition criticizes the capital’s inaction, now singled out as the country’s last territory to authorize this practice.
As Eid al-Adha approaches , Moroccan livestock markets are flooded with sheep. Professionals are sounding the alarm: this massive sale seriously threatens the future and reconstitution of the national herd, already weakened by drought.
To stop the annual Eid mayhem, Morocco’s Interior Ministry is strictly regulating sheep sales. Gone are the days of makeshift stables in cities—authorities are now imposing dedicated spaces under threat of hefty financial penalties.
The massacre of six wolf cubs by nomads in Errachidia province has triggered widespread indignation. The perpetrators, who justify their actions by claiming to protect their herds, are under investigation by local authorities.
A tragedy shook Tangier on the morning of Saturday, April 18. A person tragically lost their life after being attacked by a Pitbull, causing intense emotion and deep shock among residents.
British authorities are warning their citizens traveling abroad, including to Morocco, about risks related to rabies . This warning comes in the context of a shortage of preventive vaccines in the United Kingdom.
Researchers have succeeded in the first complete genome sequencing of a Barbary macaque . This major scientific advancement provides a crucial new tool to combat extinction, poaching, and the illegal trade of this endangered species.
Scientists are currently urging the Spanish authorities to reintroduce the Andalusian Buttonquail . Disappeared from the Iberian Peninsula in the 1990s, this small bird is precariously surviving in Morocco, where researchers propose to capture it to launch a salvage breeding program.
The near-miss attack of a young girl by a pack of stray dogs has triggered an alert in the Marrakech region. Residents denounce growing insecurity and demand urgent intervention to protect schoolchildren and pedestrians.
The sand cat , one of the world’s smallest felines, remains a little-known predator of Morocco’s deserts. Adapted to extreme conditions, this nocturnal hunter uses unique traits, including a surprising call, to survive across the arid expanse.
An international campaign denounces the alleged slaughter of stray dogs in Morocco before the 2030 World Cup . While activists are calling for sterilization, observers criticize what they view as hypocritical Western interference in the face of public health imperatives.
Three million dogs could face slaughter before the World Cup. The era of brutal urban cleansing is over, with FIFA now demanding ethical and sustainable management to avoid tarnishing the competition.