The Amazigh New Year, or Yennayer, stands as a testament to Morocco's rich cultural tapestry, intertwining ancestral rites with modern celebrations. Rooted in agricultural traditions and marked by inclusivity, this millennia-old festivity not only honors the enthronement of Pharaoh Sheshonq I but also embodies the enduring values of sharing and coexistence at the heart of Moroccan society.
Since the start of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations, currently being held in Morocco, numerous videos have circulated showing moments of genuine camaraderie between Moroccan supporters and fans from other participating countries. These scenes stand in sharp contrast to the racist rhetoric sometimes found online. Mehdi Alioua, a professor of sociology at Sciences Po–International University of Rabat (UIR) and a specialist in migration, looks at this deeply rooted dynamic of social
The Africa Cup of Nations has once again turned into a festival of fans, with supporters from across Africa travelling to Morocco and stealing the spotlight through creativity, costumes, and cultural expression. From statue-like tributes and futuristic outfits to cross-border dances and handcrafted attire, let’s discover this edition’s most dedicated fans.
Although the kingdom was proclaimed an independent state on the 2nd of March, every year; Moroccans celebrate independence on the 18th of November. The latter commemorates King Mohammed V accession to the throne and his notorious speech delivered to announce the end of the French control.
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