Morocco steps up its advocacy for digital freedoms

Tangier to host 2026 UCLG World Congress

Morocco advances bid to become first African member of TV5MONDE governance

Chamber of Advisors approves bill transforming ONHYM into public limited company

Morocco reviews progress on advanced regionalization, pushes for faster implementation

AI, elections, and the fragility of rights in the digital (AI) age [op-ed]

When the information environment is distorted, democracy itself is at risk. And so are the rights that sustain it.

Morocco rolls out new territorial development programs worth 210 billion dirhams

CAF announces reforms to bolster its credibility following the controversies surrounding AFCON 2025

In response to the controversies surrounding the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations final, the Confederation of African Football (CAF) has announced a sweeping reform program aimed at restoring trust and credibility in its operations, particularly in refereeing and judicial processes. Amidst internal turbulence and leadership changes, CAF is also reinforcing its commitment to governance and transparency, while positioning Morocco as a reliable host for future tournaments.

CAF president Patrice Motsepe addresses integrity after Morocco awarded 2025 AFCON

In an address following the decision to award Morocco the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations, CAF President Patrice Motsepe acknowledged the credibility challenges facing African football and reaffirmed the organization's commitment to integrity and transparency. Stressing the need for reform, Motsepe emphasized that CAF will not tolerate preferential treatment and is dedicated to ensuring fair and impartial decision-making across its judicial bodies.

Parents in Rabat-Kénitra protest AEFE tuition hike with class boycott

This Friday, parents of students attending primary schools under the Agency for French Education Abroad (AEFE) in the Rabat-Kenitra region decided not to send their children to school. This action is a protest against what they describe as an «unjustified increase in tuition fees».