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 Casablanca Stock Exchange has temporarily reinstated old weighting factors for its index calculation after a turbulent episode involving mining company Managem.
Moussaoui Ajlaoui discusses the implications of the Cabinet Royal's communiqué on the Sahara dispute, highlighting a shift in the UN's approach.
Morocco's 19th Moussem de Tan-Tan festival honors nomadic traditions with a vibrant carnival and performances showcasing local culture and folklore.
Moroccan group Mutandis sees 16% rise in revenue to 1.73 billion dirhams at end of September 2026
The 9th edition of the International Blouza Festival will be held in Oujda from November 5-8, under the theme "La Blouza, un fil qui relie les régions du Royaume".
Morocco's meteorological department issues orange alert for stormy weather with heavy rainfall, hail, and strong winds in several provinces.
Moroccan international Amin Harith shines with Marseille, sparking debate about his potential return to the national team.
Tensions rise within Raja club as parliament demands president's resignation
Switzerland considers cutting highway speed limit from 120km/h to 80km/h to conserve fuel and mitigate potential shortages.
Spanish authorities identify 66 of 69 victims in fatal train crash, 12 foreigners among them
Moroccan police arrest 18-year-old for reckless driving, endangering public safety
Morocco's diplomatic efforts shift focus to the UN General Assembly's Fourth Committee after the expiration of the MINURSO mandate.
