North Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Morocco: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in North Africa
The price of sardines has reached 25 dirhams per kilogram in El Jadida, sparking concerns among citizens about the role of various stakeholders in determining prices.
Researchers study mysterious singing sand dunes in southern Morocco
A Moroccan cybersecurity expert warns of a new wave of online scams targeting Moroccans with fake investment opportunities.
ZXMOTO Joyride Factory Rally Team makes W2RC debut at OLA Energy Rally in Morocco
UN rights voices expose child recruitment scandals in Tindouf camps, warning of instability and extremism risks.
Royal Air Maroc adds sixth Boeing 737-8 to its fleet in six months to meet growing international travel demand.
Morocco is enhancing its aerospace and defense industry with a new industrial policy aimed at attracting investment and technology.
Morocco's aerospace industry aims to increase exports to $5 billion within three years, driven by investments from global companies like Safran and Airbus.
Several speakers at the UN General Assembly's Fourth Committee have denounced the Polisario Front's involvement with terrorist groups in the Sahel region.
UN committee raises alarm over child recruitment, radicalization in Tindouf camps
Moroccan coalition to hold protest in Rabat on October 12 to demand abolition of death penalty
Patients and staff at the old Mohammed V hospital in El Jadida struggle with inadequate facilities and limited resources.
