Posted by MoroccoTomorrow | Mar 9, 2012 | Algeria, Morocco News, News |
h2>Following on from success in Egypt, Morocco and Tunisia (by Diego Minuti) (ANSAmed) – TUNISI, 9 MAR – Beyond the issues being heatedly debated during this very lengthy election campaign leading to a general...
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All Africa The four-day event, the biggest assemblage of African football physicians, will provide a key platform to raise awareness on major issues in football medicine and highlights the latest findings and research...
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B92.net WORLD | PETAK 9.03.2012 | 17:52SOURCE: TANJUGANKARA, DAMASCUS, MOSCOW — UN Humanitarian Affairs chief Valerie Amos says the government in Damascus agreed that UN agencies should conduct “limited...
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APROBA asked to declare damage According to the Association of Banana Producers of Morocco (APROBA), frost has severely affected the banana cultivation in the regions Gharb and Doukkalacausing damage that was estimated at more...
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The Australian A PERTH man captured by Libyan militia while trekking across the Sahara Desert has been released after intervention by Australian and British embassy officials. Adventurer Tom Smitheringale was trying to trek...
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