Posted by MoroccoTomorrow | Apr 7, 2012 | Morocco News |
Louise McEvoy IN her first ever desert rally, a woman from Comet country has won the ladies class of the professional class of the Tuareg Rallye in Morocco. Donna Gray, from Stotfold, took on the 2000km course, which includes...
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In the Maldives, the country’s first democratically elected leader was overthrown earlier this month Photo: Alamy By Charlie Starmer-Smith Last Updated: 10:45PM BST 06/04/2012 More of us are escaping these shores than ever this...
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Algeria’s election committee is embroiled in a dispute with the interior ministry over the composition of the country’s legislative election ballot. By Lyes Aflou for Magharebia in Algiers – 06/04/12 [Lyes Aflou]...
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Tunisians say that there is a direct correlation between security in Libya and security in Tunisia. By Monia Ghanmi for Magharebia in Tunis – 06/04/12 [AFP/Fethi Belaid] Tunisian Interior Minister Ali Laârayedh agreed to partner...
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Gadling Posted Apr 5th 2012 5:30PM by Jessica Festa InMorocco, the indigenous people are Berbers, and their traditional architecture uses rammed Earth and wood. Aside from in big cities, the Berber-style is plentiful across the...
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