Posted by MoroccoTomorrow | Apr 17, 2012 | Morocco News |
El Haqed, Morocco’s hip hop revolutionary By dragging the rapper to court for his incendiary lyrics, the state isn’t silencing him, it is drawing attention to his work Mouad Belghouat, aka El Haqed, on his...
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ONA 17 أبريل, 2012 04:02:20 م Oman Time Cairo: Sheikh Khalid bin Omar bin Said Al- marhoon, Civil Service Minister today held a meeting on the sidelines of the meetings of the Arab administrative development organization held in...
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AFRICA Why Moroccans set themselves on fire to get a job Self-immolation as an act of protest became common across the Arab World after Tunisian vegetable seller Mohammed Bouazizi ignited himself – and inadvertently set in...
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FranceSalut.com The man from Morocco who stands in Sarkozy’s way The skies are not looking great for Nicolas Sarkozy. Every time there is a bit of good news for him from the opinion polls, he then has to steel himself for...
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HUFFINGTON POST TRAVEL Charlotte Temple Blue Men in the Sahara, nomads in the desert, semi nomads inland, carpet sellers in Fes, snake charmers in Marrakech and school kids in Casablanca — I met all these folks on my...
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