After Senegal, CAF hands Morocco a second blow

Once upon an AFCON. Africa wanted to present the world with its best image. But in the 98th minute of the final, it fell back into its comfort zone: populism, conspiracy theories, and rules trampled underfoot, all unfolding in a fiasco broadcast to the world. Morocco took one step forward. CAF took two steps back.

Morocco-Senegal : Abdoulaye Fall’s account, or the making of political fervor

Amidst swirling allegations of political maneuvering and conspiracy theories, the Senegalese Football Federation president's claims of Moroccan influence over the CAF during the Africa Cup of Nations final paint a contentious picture. However, a closer examination reveals these assertions may be more about strategic posturing than substantive conflict.

Nigeria knocks Algeria out of AFCON, the ready-made accusation is Morocco

The fallout from Algeria’s exit from the Africa Cup of Nations at the hands of Nigeria continues to fuel talk shows and political commentary across the country. A recurring theme runs through these discussions: blaming Morocco.

Moroccan Press Publishers Federation demands inquiry after El Mahdaoui’s revelations

Far-right group AFO members sentenced for planning Islamophobic acts in France

Investigation into Mehdi Ben Barka's disappearance continues in Paris with renewed efforts

French couple who planned to «sacrifice» son in Moroccan desert partially acquitted

Trial for the murder of a Moroccan-French man, accused denies any racist motive

Paris court to try far-right group for alleged anti-Muslim terror plot