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 Moroccan Ministry of National Education has called on regional education authorities to conduct physical capacity assessments for students and record results through the "Massar" system.
Morocco's diplomatic efforts intensify as the UN Security Council prepares to meet on the Western Sahara issue.
Moroccan employees and workers continue protests against new university education fees
Morocco's ruling party, the National Rally of Independents (RNI), has suffered significant losses in Agadir, with internal disputes blamed for the decline.
Spain plans to expedite deportation of irregular migrants in Ceuta using a royal decree
Authorities in Morocco's Chaouen province have launched an investigation into rumors of a national road closure, causing traffic disruptions and concerns among residents and travelers.
Morocco's former Interior Minister Amhand Elemnt concedes defeat in legislative election
Moroccan companies are increasingly turning to Europe for growth through acquisitions
Scientists and philosophers discuss the evolution of human consciousness
Morocco's recent legislative elections saw a redistribution of power, with the ruling coalition maintaining a majority but experiencing a decline in seats.
Haitian model and influencer Hayley Calil's comments on her ex-husband's physical attributes have sparked a heated controversy, leading to a lawsuit and a recent court decision.
Morocco's recent legislative elections saw a surprisingly low turnout of 38.02%, bucking the trend of increased participation in previous elections.
