Science
Artemis II: Moon Mission Status 2026
NASA's Artemis II crewed lunar flyby mission has not yet launched as of April 2026, with launch planned for later in 2026.
Science
Rice Solves Mystery in Light-Emitting Crystals
Rice University researchers resolved a decades-old mystery about why certain organic crystals emit light differently in bulk vs. thin layers.
Science
Artemis II Crew Splashes Down After Moon Voyage
The Artemis II crew safely splashed down after becoming the first humans to travel to the vicinity of the moon since Apollo 17 in 1972.
Good News
French Institute Deepens Ties with Fès University
The French Institute of Morocco's Fès branch held a presentation day at USMBA's ENSA to promote academic and cultural programs.
Business
Morocco Preselects 9 Startup Fund Managers
Morocco has preselected 9 fund management companies to manage its new startup investment funds covering pre-seed to Series A stages.
Science
Rabat Hosts Int'l Gut Microbiome Congress
CM6RI organizes an international gut microbiome congress in Rabat from April 9–11, 2026, gathering researchers and clinicians.
Technology
Cameroon Students Qualify for Huawei ICT Finals
Three Cameroonian students have qualified for the global finals of the Huawei ICT Competition 2025/2026.
Entertainment
Francophone Film Days 2026 Open in Tunis
The Journées du Film Francophone 2026 launched in Tunis, celebrating French-language cinema and honoring young francophone influencers.
Good News
Casablanca Zoo Gets Large Immersive Aviary
The Aïn Sebaâ zoo in Casablanca has unveiled a large immersive aviary, one of the biggest in Morocco.
Business
One 18 West Opens in Reno After $18M Renovation
One 18 West, a renovated historic landmark at 18 West Street in downtown Reno, has reopened after an $18 million transformation.
Science
Biotechs Race to Turn Longevity Science Into Therapies
Longevity biotech firms are advancing anti-aging research, including cell-based protein therapies, as the field attracts growing investment.
Science
Gravitational Waves May Hide in Atomic Light
Physicists propose that spontaneous emission of light by atoms may carry detectable signatures of gravitational waves from the early universe.