North Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Morocco: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in North Africa
Several speakers at the UN's Fourth Committee praised Morocco's autonomy plan for Western Sahara and the high participation in legislative elections in the southern regions.
Moroccan authorities arrest man impersonating judicial official, involved in fraud and extortion
Civil society groups in Añza, Morocco, are protesting the ongoing public transport crisis, calling for the reinstatement of bus line 04 and improved services.
Moroccan airport workers protest declining health benefits and lack of transparency
Union proposes measures to protect purchasing power, enhance consumer rights
Moroccan lawyers, known as "those in black," have resumed work after a four-month strike, with hopes of engaging in new discussions with the government.
Morocco's demand for French wheat has dropped significantly, with a decline of 1 million tons, according to recent data from FranceAgriMer.
Morocco's Dar Bouazza to host 2026 World Fencing Championship
Three years have passed since the start of the Israel-Gaza conflict, which has resulted in tens of thousands of Palestinian casualties and widespread destruction.
Moroccan teachers protest over unpaid allowances, demanding fair treatment and resolution of administrative issues.
High-level military and civilian delegations gather for four-day event
Târudânt district education administration refuses to change new school schedule despite protests from teaching unions.
