Posted by MoroccoTomorrow | Jul 2, 2012 | Morocco News |
By staff writers A man who describes himself as an “overweight, middle-aged Englishman” is set to challenge perceptions by cycling the length of Africa. Paul Tolson, a 50-year-old occupational therapist,...
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Al Arabiya By EYAD ABU SHAKRA “Think before you speak, read before you think.” (Fran Lebowitz) Two days ago, news agencies in city of al-Diwaniyah in southern Iraq, reported the “warning” of the Iraqi Transport Minister Hadi...
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Zawya By Wafaa Darifi Morocco-based Office Cherifien de Phosphate (OCP ) has completed 70% of the diammonium phosphate facilities in Jorf Lasfar, a senior official told Zawya. The total project cost is USD 250 million, and the...
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RABAT, July 2 (Reuters) – Morocco’s economic growth eased to 2.8 percent in the first quarter of this year from 5.3 percent in the previous quarter as weakening agriculture and tourism activities took their toll on...
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MAP Rabat – Around 82% of Moroccan women are affected by domestic violence, said a report of the national hearing center for women victims of domestic violence (ANARUZ). The report, which was presented on Friday in Rabat,...
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