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  • Penalty-box controversy, a Panenka blooper and a wonder goal – how Senegal won AFCON

    Over 3,000 Senegal fans – loud, painted and proud – had made the 3,000-km journey and they seemed to largely back the walkout.

  • 19 killed, over a dozen injured after two buildings collapse in Morocco's Fez, rescue ops underway

    The two adjacent structures, which housed eight families, collapsed overnight in the major northern city's Al-Moustakbal neighbourhood, in the Al-Massira area.

  • Why Morocco’s youth is protesting? Understanding the GenZ 212 movement over education, healthcare and jobs

    The protests have gained support from footballers, musicians, and social media influencers, drawing parallels with Brazil’s youth-led demonstrations before the 2014 World Cup.

  • Two killed as police fire on protesters trying to storm station amid Morocco’s unrest

    Two people were killed when police fired on protesters attempting to storm a station in Morocco amid ongoing GenZ 212-led demonstrations demanding reforms in health, education, and fighting corruption.

  • Rajnath Singh inaugurates Tata Advanced System Ltd's manufacturing plant in Morocco

    Under its contract with the government of Morocco, Tata Advanced Systems will undertake the production and delivery of Wheeled Armoured Platform 8x8 (WhAP 8x8) with initial deliveries scheduled to begin next month.

  • Step into the world’s most pedestrian-friendly city—right here in Morocco

    Discover Fes, Morocco—the world’s most pedestrian-friendly city, recognized by Guinness World Records for its car-free medina and timeless charm.

  • Amazon’s first Kuiper internet satellite launch delayed due to poor weather

    On Wednesday evening, the launch of the Atlas V rocket was set. To enable Amazon's upcoming internet service, it had 27 satellites onboard.

  • Morocco planning to kill millions of stray dogs ahead of 2030 FIFA World Cup to make cities look 'nicer'

    Reports indicate that Moroccan authorities have been employing inhumane methods to reduce the stray dog population, including poisoning with strychnine—a highly toxic chemical—and shooting dogs in public areas.

  • This country has beaten Egypt, known for pyramids, as Africa's top tourist destination

    In 2024, the country received a total of 17.4 million visitors, according to its ministry of tourism

  • 5 finest international destinations to visit in March

    From scenic Vietnam to picturesque Netherlands with blooming tulips, explore new cultures and landscapes this spring.

  • World Bank should transform into ‘better, bigger and more effective’: FM

    The headwinds to global economic growth, exacerbated by multiple and overlapping crises of recent years, and increasing geo-political tensions, threaten the achievement of the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

  • World Tourism Day 2023: When white storks conquered the ancient Moroccan fortress of Chellah, a UNESCO World Heritage site

    On World Tourism Day, September 27, if visiting Morocco has been on your mind, and you're worried after the news of the recent earthquake there, visit Rabat, which remains untouched, and head to the Chellah Necropolis, part of Ancient Roman city and abandoned in 12th century, to say hello to its conquerer-residents, the European White Storks, among other wild creatures.

  • Morocco: Parents recall loss of 8-year-old son as earthquake hit moments after family sat for dinner

    Morocco witnessed its deadliest earthquake on September 8, 2023, which has killed over 2,000 people. Amidst several lives lost, parents of an 8-year-old boy narrated the heart-wrenching events of one of the deadliest earthquakes in Morocco that killed their son. Watch to know more.

  • Morocco earthquake: Shirtless man saves his PlayStation 5, pic goes viral

    The earthquake’s epicentre was not far from Marrakech, a popular tourist hub and economic hub. The quake is Morocco’s deadliest since 1960 when an earthquake killed over 12,000 people, according to CNN.

  • Morocco earthquake death toll rises to over 2,000; survivors sleep outdoors

    The Interior Ministry said 2,012 people had been killed and 2,059 injured, including 1,404 in critical condition. Morocco has declared three days of national mourning, during which the national flag will be flown at half staff throughout the country, the royal court said on September 10.

  • In Pics: Powerful Morocco quake kills 'at least' 296, damages historic buildings in Marrakech

    Earthquakes are relatively rare in North Africa. The US Geological Survey said the quake had a preliminary magnitude of 6.8. as television showed anxious families standing in streets or huddled on the pavement, some carrying children, blankets or other belongings

  • Magnitude 7.2 earthquake kills 632, injures 329 in Morocco

    The Interior Ministry said the number constituted a preliminary death toll and that 153 people had been injured. A local official said most deaths were in mountain areas that were hard to reach.

  • US approves potential sale of HIMARS rockets to Morocco for estimated $524.2 million

  • How billionaires vacation: Inside ex-Meta COO Sheryl Sandberg's 3-part honeymoon

  • Morocco plans to sell India 1.7 million tonnes of fertilisers in 2023

  • Canada, Australia, Morocco add to COVID restrictions on Chinese travellers

  • Climate change threatens centuries-old oases in Morocco: See Pics

  • FIFA World Cup 2022 | Croatia beats Morocco 2-1 to take 3rd place

  • Morocco picked by FIFA to host Club World Cup in February

  • FIFA World Cup 2022: Croatia vs Morocco - Preview

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