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MTN Group : Ready To Support Cameroon’s Development Vision Prime Minister Joseph Dion Ngute on January 29, 2021 had discussions with the new Vice President of the MTN Group for West and Central Africa, Ebenezer Asante. The MTN Group, one of the leading telecommunications enterprises in Cameroon, is prepared to work in collaboration with government  to enable the country attain its development vision using the Information and Telecommunication Technologies.Lire aussi : Union des populations du Cameroun: Un congrès national en vue The new Vice President of the MTN Group for West and Cent...

Iran is an Islamic country where, according to official statistics, over 99% of the citizens are Muslim. Even though the state in Iran advocates for Islamic laws and regulations for all citizens, over 60% of Iranians identified themselves as non-Muslim according to a survey in June 2020 by the research institute “the Group for Analyzing and Measuring Attitudes in Iran” (GAMAAN). Only 32.2% of the 40.000 interviewed identified themselves as Shi‘a Muslim; 5% as Sunni Muslim; 22.2% as non-religious; 8.8% identified themselves as atheist; 7.1% as spiritual and 7.7% as Zoroastrian.

The hijab is a versatile piece of cloth, evoking all sorts of reactions in people. Some appear serious. Others are downright ridiculous.

Expert sees changing religious landscape in the Middle East Feb 18, 2021 senior correspondent In this Saturday, July 6, 2019 photo, with different dress code, women spend an afternoon around the Persian Gulf Martyrs' Lake in Tehran, Iran. A few daring women in Iran's capital have been taking off their mandatory headscarves, or hijabs, in public, risking arrest and drawing the ire of hard-liners. Many others stop short of outright defiance and opt for loosely draped scarves that show as much hair as they cover. More women are pushing back against the dress code imposed after the 1979 Islamic R...

Survey Finds Increasing Religious Diversity in Iran Despite Persecution 02/18/2021 Iran (International Christian Concern) – According to a recent poll conducted by a European research organization, the Iranian regime’s policy of discrimination and, in some cases, persecution of non-Shia Muslim groups may be having the effect of driving Iranians to other religions. It seems that the spiritual gap between Iran’s Shia ayatollahs and the people they rule is growing as increasing numbers of Iranians are leaving religion or experimenting with alternatives to Shiism. Christians, Baha’is, and...