Crisis of cleanliness and waste management hits El Jadida
El Jadida faces a persistent cleanliness crisis, with residents and visitors alike affected by the accumulation of household waste and lack of adequate sanitation services.
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El Jadida faces a persistent cleanliness crisis, with residents and visitors alike affected by the accumulation of household waste and lack of adequate sanitation services.
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Ahmed Dafi, a culture and arts expert, discusses the significance of the traveling literature festival.
US diplomacy intensifies as UN Security Council decision on MINURSO looms
Morocco's National Consumer Association has urged the Interior Ministry to intervene and prevent taxi fare hikes.