61 Moroccan nationals arrested by Algeria on sabotage suspicion
Algerian authorities announced the arrest of 61 Moroccan nationals earlier this month on suspicion of planning…
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Western Sahara remains divided by Morocco’s Berm and minefields
The Berm, a fortified wall built by Morocco between 1980 and 1987, separates the Moroccan-controlled part…
CAS to Hear Senegal’s Appeal Over 2025 AFCON Final on October 8
Senegal's appeal against the CAF decision awarding Morocco a 3-0 forfeit victory in the 2025 Africa…
Amnesty International accuses Morocco of spying on activists and journalists with spyware
Amnesty International published a report accusing Morocco of operating a surveillance system using spyware and other…
MEPs report inhumane treatment of migrants in Ceuta after mass influx
Three European Parliament members have described the humanitarian situation in Spain's Ceuta as grim two months…
Morocco’s 2,700km Berm in Western Sahara: History and Ecological Impact
Morocco’s Berm, a 2,700km-long wall built between 1980 and 1987, divides Western Sahara into Moroccan-controlled and…
AfDB Selects Four African Green Hydrogen Projects for $20M in Proposed Grants
The African Development Bank has selected green hydrogen projects in Egypt, Morocco, Namibia and South Africa…
Nigeria’s Beach Volleyball Breakthrough Rewrites Africa’s Olympic Map
Nigeria's women's beach volleyball team has qualified for Los Angeles 2028 after defeating Morocco, opening a…
Africa-Atlantic Gas Pipeline Tests West Africa’s Integration Ambition
ECOWAS leaders' Freetown agreement on the Africa-Atlantic Gas Pipeline has moved the Nigeria-Morocco megaproject forward, but…
Africa’s Solar Manufacturing Push Tests Its Clean-Tech Independence
Africa's demand for solar power is rising fast. The next test is whether Nigeria, Morocco, South…
Morocco’s EV Battery Gigafactory Puts Africa Inside the Clean-Tech Supply Chain
The AfDB-backed Gotion battery project in Morocco is not just another factory announcement. It is a…