Posted by MoroccoTomorrow | Jan 8, 2012 | Morocco News, News, Sahara, Sahel |
By Modibo Goita Arab revolutions have caused regime change in Tunisia, Egypt and Libya, violent uprisings in Syria, Yemen and Bahrain, and demonstrations in Algeria, Jordan and Morocco. These dramatic recent events in the Arab...
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MAP Rabat – The central committee of Moroccan shipowners, known by its French acronym CLAM, called for an immediate intervention by the government to save the national maritime sector following the sequestration of two...
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Libya to Host Arab Spring Football Tournament February Tripoli Post Libya is to host the Arab Spring football tournament in February, a few days following the end of the Africa Cup of Nations finals, as a way of celebrating the...
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CASABLANCA (Reuters) – African Champions League finalists Wydad Casablanca have parted with coach Michel Decastel, the Moroccan club said on its website (www.wydad.com) on Friday. The Swiss-born coach could now be headed...
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by Jailan Zayan – CAIRO (AFP) Arab foreign ministers gathered Sunday to review the record of a widely criticised observer mission to Syria, amid growing calls for the bloc to cede to the United Nations the lead role in...
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