Moroccan Footballer Bilal Khnous Scores Second Goal in German League
Moroccan international Bilal Khnous scores his second goal in the German league, helping Stuttgart win 4-1 against Bayer Leverkusen.
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Moroccan international Bilal Khnous scores his second goal in the German league, helping Stuttgart win 4-1 against Bayer Leverkusen.
International University of Rabat to host job fair, bringing together major employers and students to explore career opportunities.
Morocco's ENA and China-Africa Institute launch joint research center in Rabat to promote scientific research and governance experience sharing.
Italian police officers made shocking comments during the arrest of Abd al-Rahim Fakir, a 42-year-old Moroccan man, before his death.
From dancing with the dead in Madagascar to artistic coffins in Ghana, funeral rituals vary greatly across cultures.
Moroccan midfielder Nabil El Aynawi impressed in his team's match against Leipzig, earning a high rating of 7.9.
Amin Adli scores late goal for Bournemouth in 2-0 win over Leeds United
Manchester United and Manchester City suffered defeats in the English Premier League, with United losing 0-2 to Chelsea and City falling 1-0 to Brighton.
Morocco's public TV operators SNRT and 2M reported combined net losses of MAD 487 million in 2025 despite receiving state support.
Morocco expects 70,266 civil servants to retire between 2026 and 2030, with the Ministry of National Education and Preschool accounting for the largest share.
Moroccan footballer Ayoub Bouaddi faced criticism after a disappointing display in a recent match for Manchester City.
Morocco has overtaken South Africa to become Africa's fourth-most attractive investment destination, according to Rand Merchant Bank's latest "Where to Invest in Africa" report.