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 Spanish government is set to dismantle temporary migrant camps in Ceuta, a city in Morocco under Spanish occupation, following a massive influx of migrants last summer.
Morocco's Souirah Mogador Association renews its leadership, electing Sufian Hamaini as president, and aims to continue its cultural and social influence in the city.
Boujdour, Morocco hosts 4th International Media Forum for Africa and the Middle East, bringing together journalists and experts from 15 countries.
Moroccan football refereeing faces internal strife, with criticisms of poor performance, unfair evaluations, and questionable appointments.
Morocco's parliament interprets the non-renewal of MINURSO's mandate as a step toward closing the Western Sahara file, with parties across the spectrum backing the government's stance.
UN Secretariat's farewell statement for MINURSO reveals 35 years of bias and diplomatic failure in the Western Sahara conflict.
Morocco's Minister of Equipment and Water, Nizar Baraka, outlines new strategies to address the country's hydric disparities and strengthen water infrastructure.
Moroccan renewable-energy company Jet Energy starts stock market subscription period for initial public offering on Casablanca Stock Exchange.
The 19th edition of the Moussem of Tan-Tan is underway in Morocco, celebrating the country's Saharan heritage through music, tradition, and cultural performances.
Les transferts des Marocains du monde et les recettes du tourisme ont atteint 218 milliards de dirhams à fin septembre 2026.
Morocco's El Arjat 1 prison administration denies allegations of medical negligence towards inmate M.Z, stating he receives proper care.
UNESCO reports a rise in unpunished journalist killings, with 86% of cases unresolved, amid growing risks for journalists.
