North Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Morocco: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in North Africa
Polisario Front representative at UN emphasizes self-determination in Western Sahara conflict at Nordic parliamentary conference in Denmark.
Morocco's energy market will remain well-stocked until the end of 2026, with current petroleum product reserves covering 40-60 days.
Morocco's new Prime Minister, Fatima Zahra El Mansouri, faces criticism over chaotic scenes at her party's headquarters, with images showing poor organization and hygiene.
Moroccan-Dutch artist Inez Atili launches new chapter with "Farasha," symbolizing patience, blossoming, and freedom through her music.
Moroccan poet Omar Berghout dies while reciting poetry at a festival in Shishawa, leaving behind a legacy of Amazigh poetry.
Nine Tunisian organizations have announced plans to hold a national protest march in Tunis on October 17 to address the country's deteriorating economic, social, and political situation.
Morocco's transformation raises questions about whether its political discourse is addressing citizens' needs.
Moroccan and international AI experts warn of an 'intelligence explosion' that could rapidly accelerate AI development.
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham voices concern about potential change in Manchester City ownership
A controversy surrounding an electoral 'sak' has erupted in Morocco, with allegations of vote rigging and a widening investigation.
The US Pentagon announced the end of the international coalition mission against ISIS in Iraq, marking a significant shift in the country's security landscape.
A Spanish study exposes the social and humanitarian difficulties faced by Moroccan women workers stranded in occupied Melilla during the COVID-19 pandemic.
