North Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Morocco: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in North Africa
A Moroccan human rights organization has called on Algeria to free detainees held for their opinions and to stop judicial harassment.
French authorities report a recent racist attack in Trappes left one dead and seven injured, sparking nationwide protests.
Moroccan news outlet Aujourd'hui Le Maroc releases its electronic journal for November 3, 2026, covering various topics.
Morocco's King Mohammed advances on Western Sahara issue as UN mission ends
Morocco's national team coach, Walid Regragui, is set to deal with several absences ahead of upcoming matches.
Shafiq Marwan withdraws from race to lead Hassania Benghazi, citing financial struggles
Morocco's National Council of the Moroccan Organization for Human Rights urges UN reform and census in Tindouf refugee camps.
Russia confirms Algeria's direct role in the manufactured conflict over Moroccan Sahara
Morocco's parliament denounces Algerian interference in its internal affairs
Morocco's Casablanca-Settat academic region launches a community mobilization caravan to tackle school dropout rates and encourage out-of-school children to re-enroll.
Morocco's university services improve with 49% response rate for female students' accommodation requests
Morocco imports 347,825 tons of French wheat, despite a projected 4.4 million tons of local production.
