Abortion debate : Morocco’s Supreme Council of Ulema doesn’t exclude «Ijtihad»

Morocco’s Supreme Council of Ulema dismissed the idea of amending laws related to abortion after the issue made national headlines. While supporting the findings of a royal commission's report issued in 2015, the council said that it is open to «Ijtihad».

Moroccan journalist Taoufik Bouachrine goes on hunger strike

While criticizing Morocco, South Africa’s Minister mourns death of a Polisario representative

Four Moroccan migrants found abroad a cargo ship in east coast England

Over 1.7kg of coke removed from stomach of Nigerian national, police say

Algeria warns MINURSO about kidnapping risks in the Tindouf camps

In an unprecedented move, the Algerian government has warned MINURSO members of kidnapping risks in the Tindouf camps, endorsing the recent recommendations of Spain. The latter has advised its nationals against traveling to the camps.

Morocco has some of the best 4G coverage in Africa, the Global Connectivity index reveals

Baga, Bocchus and Juba … these Berber Kings who ruled Roman-era Mauretania

Ancient Mauretania, which refers to present-day Maghreb, was ruled for centuries by powerful Berber Kings who played a crucial role in writing the Roman and Greek history. Baga, Bocchus, Juba and Bogud, were kings who fought some of the greatest wars of the ancient times and left their footprint in Africa and Europe’s shared history.

Led by the Kingdom’s chief rabbinical judge, thousands of Jews visit Morocco

An MPs delegation from the Basque expelled by Morocco