University Leaders' Compensation Sparks Controversy in Morocco
University leaders in Morocco receive high monthly compensation
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University leaders in Morocco receive high monthly compensation
A man was caught taking bribes to intervene on behalf of families of detainees in Morocco.
Moroccan authorities investigate artificial pyrotechnics found at Athletic Tétouan's stadium
New study suggests transplanted hearts can change their biological age to match the recipient's age.
Tunisia drew 2-2 with Botswana, extending their winless start to the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers.
Morocco's royal palace has delayed announcing the appointment of the next prime minister due to a forgery case involving the mayor of Tangier.
Manchester City found guilty of 114 financial breaches, potential severe penalties loom
The 7th annual Quran recitation and memorization competition, organized by the Mohammed VI Foundation for African Ulema, has announced its winners from 12 African countries.
Moroccan defender Issa Diop says team has 'no excuses' ahead of AFCON qualifier against Lesotho in South Africa
Real Mallorca goalkeeper Ivan Cuellar hospitalized with head injury after training ground canteen collapse.
Gotion High-Tech and Volkswagen's PowerCo to invest €480 million in a joint venture in Kenitra, Morocco, to produce lithium iron phosphate cathode materials.
Bill Gates says global AI accord more difficult than nuclear deal