Spain Train Collision Death Toll Rises to at Least 30
Death toll from Spain train collision rises to 30, sparks division among politicians
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Death toll from Spain train collision rises to 30, sparks division among politicians
Morocco moves up to 4th position in RMB's "Where to Invest in Africa" ranking, ahead of South Africa.
Morocco's interior minister meets with political party leaders to discuss 2027 election preparations
JTI names Paul Hennessy as General Director for North and West Africa, bringing 20 years of experience to drive growth.
Official Ballon d’Or website mistakenly publishes articles naming three different players as winners
Un nouveau traitement complémentaire sous forme d'hormonothérapie de seconde génération prolonge la survie des patients atteints de cancer de la prostate avec métastases.
Moroccan authorities are re-examining the social protection of mariners, as precarious working conditions and unstable income threaten their livelihoods.
King Mohammed VI chairs meeting to review progress on major port projects
Morocco's government faces criticism from the National Rally of Independents party over its 2027 budget plan, citing a disconnect between its political discourse and the proposed budget.
King Mohammed VI chairs meeting on progress of industrial and port projects in Morocco
Morocco's 2027 budget plan proposes replacing VAT credit refunds with a simplified mechanism for refunding source deductions when they exceed the VAT due.
Morocco's energy bill is expected to reach 138.1 billion dirhams in 2026, a 28.4% increase from previous years, due to rising hydrocarbon import prices.