Marrakech: Sport and Music Unite for Children's Inclusion
Nearly 250 participants gathered in Chérifia for "DJ Run for a Cause," a charity event supporting children with trisomy and autism.
North Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Morocco: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in North Africa
Nearly 250 participants gathered in Chérifia for "DJ Run for a Cause," a charity event supporting children with trisomy and autism.
US seeks to reorient G20 towards global supply chain security and economic prosperity
UN Secretary-General António Guterres denounces intensification of drone strikes in Sudan, calling for an end to hostilities and protection of civilians.
Construction of Morocco's longest road viaduct, the Oued Sakia El Hamra viaduct in Laâyoune, has reached 57% completion, officials announced.
Thousands gather in Morocco's Abijad for the annual Sidi Bouabid Al-Sharki festival, a centuries-old celebration blending spirituality and cultural heritage.
Le yoga est une pratique qui peut être bénéfique pour la santé osseuse et articulaire, mais il est essentiel de comprendre les structures anatomiques et les principes fondamentaux pour en...
A recent workshop in Casablanca highlighted the impact of climate change on women's rights in Morocco, particularly in rural areas.
Moroccan security forces conduct proactive patrols and sweeps in Rahamna region to enhance security and stability
Raja Casablanca parts ways with Spanish coach Paco Jimenez amid poor performance
Moroccan Minister of Justice, Abdul Latif Wahbi, pledges to tackle corruption while upholding fair trial rights.
Morocco's unemployment rate has risen to 10.5% in the third quarter of 2026, with youth and women being the most affected.
A driving school in Morocco's city of Tangier faces criticism over poor conditions, sparking protests and calls for improved facilities and services.