Posted by MoroccoTomorrow | Nov 16, 2013 | Morocco News |
By KAREEM FAHIM CAIRO — Dozens of people were killed in the Libyan capital, Tripoli, on Friday after militiamen opened fire on unarmed protesters, setting off some of the worst violence in the capital since the revolt against...
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Magharebia Economy Morocco averts bread price hike A possible price increase at Moroccan bakeries and patisseries sparks outrage among consumers. Diplomacy Sahel-Sahara states to build joint security training...
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Tom Roelens The gift of holiday wonder Whether you manage a city or resort property, most would agree the bar is raised during the holiday season. Room and dining reservations, as well as airline tickets…. MORE Larry...
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Bradenton Herald BY PAUL SCHEMM RABAT, MOROCCO — Boko Haram, the Nigerian group recently labeled by the U.S. as a terrorist organization, trained with al-Qaida’s North African branch in northern Mali, France’s...
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Global Times.cn By Agencies The European Commission approved the second part of its 2013 action program for Morocco with 166.9 million euro ($220 million), the Moroccan news agency MAP reported on Wednesday. The program aims to...
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