Morocco Archives - Page 9 of 14

Morocco cracks down on sex abuse collaborators

Seven people are sentenced in Morocco for helping French businessman Jacques Bouthier commit sex trafficking and abuse.

The former champions will face James of South Sudan or Stade Tunisien in their first match.

The 2025 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying groups are revealed, featuring a rematch between Nigeria and Benin after their World Cup upset.

A Moroccan court upheld a record $630 million fine against Maroc Telecom for unfair competition practices that stifled competitor Inwi.

The move aims to stimulate economic growth, but a decline in farming output could lead to a slowdown.

Soaring temperatures and ongoing drought raise concerns. This article explores the country’s preparedness strategies.

A fire ripped through a popular market in Fez’s UNESCO-listed old city, killing four people, injuring 26, and causing extensive damage.

Authorities have launched an investigation into the arrested individuals’ connections with local and international drug trafficking networks

The largest military exercise in Africa commences in Morocco with participation from the US, NATO, and 20 other countries.

The CIAT program offers training and support, creating a win-win situation for workers and the community.