All articles by Latifa Babas

Morocco vs. Spain : The Atlas Lions’ fight to save face before leaving Russia

Last week, the Atlas Lions lost to Portugal in their second World Cup game. Ranked last in Group B with 0 points, the national team is to face Spain, Monday, in an attempt to save face.

Amine Kahlouch, a Moroccan adventurer’s five-month trip to Asia

In January 2018, Moroccan engineer Amine Kahlouch started a journey, heading to Asia. In only five months, the 24-year-old man visited 12 countries, discovering the beauty of the continent and enjoying what an adventurous trip can bring.

Diaspo #46 : Siham Ouchtou, the journey of an international journalist

Born in Ouarzazat, Siham Ouchtou currently lives in Bonn, where she works as a newscaster and a journalist. Passionate about her job, she has been able to build herself a career in Germany.

Will Morocco accept having migrant detention facilities on its territory ?

To circumvent the Dublin III Regulation on asylum and migration, the European Union plans to set up detention centers for migrants in North Africa.

Keegan Horn, walking from South Africa to Morocco to save endangered donkeys

Keegan Horn is a South African national who is currently on a journey to Morocco to save endangered donkeys. Walking across Africa to raise awareness on animal cruelty, the young man is expected to arrive in the Kingdom in 2019.

FIFA thinks Morocco's decision to let Nordin Amrabat play after concussion is «questionable»

For FIFA, Morocco’s decision to let Nordin Amrabat play after he suffered a concussion is «questionable».

Huelva Gate : For a strawberry producer, reports on alleged abuses are part of a hate campaign

For the president of strawberry producer FreshHuelva, reports on alleged sexual abuses in the fields are part of well-plotted campaign launched to affect the sector.

To ensure the king’s presence in the AU summit, Ould Abdel Aziz relies on a Bouteflika method

In order to make King Mohammed VI attend the 31st African Union summit, Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz is relying on a strategy used by Algerian president Abdelaziz Bouteflika. The latter gave promising results at the Arab League summit in March 2005.

Huelva Gate : Moroccan strawberry pickers send a message to Mohamed Yatim

In May, several Moroccan women broke their silence, speaking out against alleged sexual and labor abuses in Huelva’ strawberry fields. Yabiladi was able to contact one of the Moroccan farm workers who were able to flee a farm in Southern Spain and lodge a complaint against her alleged aggressor.