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Elsewhere in North Africa
University institutions in Errachidia, Morocco, are organizing workshops for cleanliness and greenification from October 10 to 20, 2026.
World Trade Organization ups 2026 global trade growth forecast to 3.9% on strong demand for AI-linked goods
Moroccan footballer Maysa Baha, 15, makes history with Barcelona FC, becoming the youngest player to score in the Spanish Women's League and for the club.
Morocco marks 25 years since King Mohammed VI's speech in Imilchil, launching the institutionalization of Amazigh culture.
Moroccan second division championship matchday 3 referees revealed
Morocco's local governance is entering a new phase, requiring renewed commitment to transparency, accountability, and effective public service delivery.
Morocco invests $160 million in aircraft engine project, creates 1000 jobs in drone technology
French high schools reopened on Thursday, October 8, after a wave of protests and closures, but the crisis is far from over.
France has announced the mobilization of 3024 substitute teachers to address shortages in educational institutions, with deployment set to begin on Friday.
The 17th Khouribka International Documentary Film Festival reveals its official list of participating films.
French authorities' heavy-handed response to high school student protests has raised concerns about civil liberties and police brutality.
The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has held a hearing in the dispute between Morocco and Senegal over the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) final, but a verdict is not expected imm...
