Algerian Footballer Soufiane Feghouli Raises Moroccan Flag in Brazil
Fez - In response to the Moroccan huge support for the Algerian team in World Cup in Brazil, the Algerian footballer Soufiane Fighouli posted his picture on Facebook raising the Moroccan national flag....
View ArticleKhloe Kardashian Slams Moroccan French Montana’s “Haters”
Rabat- American celebrity Khloe Kardashian has posted an angry message on Instagram directed at “haters” objecting to her romance with Moroccan-born hip-hop star French Montana. French Montana and...
View ArticleWorld cup 2014: The illusive realities of a competitive world
Ohio - The World Cup 2014 has been a venue for all kinds of legitimate fun including serious questions about how FIFA awards the game. First the long journey to Rio was not without FIFA on the...
View ArticleThe Intermedial Laughter: Prosaic Imagination and Everyday Life Philosophy...
Kenitra - This paper (in three series) argues that meaning and values in contemporary society can be best apprehended and constructed through everyday life interactions enabled by the social networking...
View ArticleResults of Baccalaureate Exam in Morocco: Women Leading Success Rates
Taroudante- The Ministry of National Education announced on Monday the results of baccalaureate exams of the June session. The number of students who successfully passed the exams reached 156,429 out...
View ArticleReptile On the Run in Rabat
Casablanca- Rabat’s spine-chilling reptile is back. After many seemingly mythological narratives of its appearance, Rabat’s notorious crocodile has finally been proven to exist. It is believed that the...
View ArticleWhere Action Speaks Louder
Agadir- My closest experience with space exploration happened when US astronaut Harrison Jack Schmidt was running for some political office in the State of New Mexico and seemingly came to visit...
View ArticleMoroccan Jockey Dies in Toronto After Being Crushed by Horse
Taroudant - Moroccan jockey Boudraa Mourad, 42, died early Tuesday after a serious accident while he was doing an exercise on horseback at the Woodbine Racetrack in Toronto. The Moroccan jockey was...
View ArticleMoroccan Parliament Gives Green Light to Islamic Banking Law
Rabat- After months of delay, the first house of the Moroccan parliament approved a governmental bill on Wednesday to establish and regulate Islamic banks. The new rules are to regulate the Islamic...
View ArticleMorocco ranks 67th in First Edition of the Good Country Index
Casablanca- Morocco ranked 67th in the very first edition of the Good Country Index, conceptualized by policy adviser Simon Anholt. The Good Country Index was created, according to Anholt, “to measure...
View ArticleNigerian man Sent to Mental Hospital After He Renounced Islam
Taroudant, Morocco- The Muslim community usually welcomes those who renounce their religions and convert to Islam, but when a Muslim openly renounces his or her faith, he or she may face ostracism or...
View ArticleStudies Show Social Media Contributes to Rudeness in Users
By Meriem Lahrizi Rabat - Recently, people have gone into hyper-IT-protective mode. This label means that everyone has become, more than ever, keener on protecting his or her laptop, mobile phone,...
View ArticleGrowing Morocco’s Textile Industry
Marrakech - Morocco’s industrial strategy has made textiles a priority. Five projects are underway and agreements have been signed. These include an investment by Paris Texas in die finishing,...
View ArticleFez Photography Workshop: Discovering and Photographing the Heart of Morocco
By John Horniblow Fez - The Fez Photography workshop brings professional, semi professional and advanced amateurs to Morocco to advance their storytelling and photography skills through an active,...
View ArticleOne, Two, Three, Viva L’algerie
By Majid Morceli San Francisco- In the 1982 World Cup, Germany and Austria shamelessly conspired during their last game to prevent Algeria from advancing to the next round. This year, the Fennecs were...
View ArticleMohamed Choukri and the Wretched of the Earth
By Wafa Idmessaoud Agadir - Born during a drastic famine in the Rif in 1935, Mohamed Choukri migrated with his parents to the city of Tangiers in 1942 where he lived most of his life. He held a variety...
View ArticleThe Culture of Sellou: The Top Feel-Home Food for Ramadan in Morocco
By Khadija El Mary Agadir - This is Tquawt or Sellou or Slilo or Sfouf or Zmitta. It has so many different names but each name refers to the same nut-based paste, known as energy paste or brown...
View ArticleAre Public Bailouts Good or Bad?
By Mustapha Ait Kharouach Agadir - The Moroccan government has finally decided to pump about MAD 45 billion ($5.5 billion) into National Water and Electricity Agency (Office National de l'Electricité...
View ArticleWoman’s Picture Photoshopped in 25 Countries, Moroccan Version Leaves her...
Casablanca- 24-year-old Esther Honig, a journalist based in Kansas City, Missouri, asked forty people from twenty-five countries to edit a photo of her. She says the photo she received from Morocco...
View ArticleA Very Jewish Ramadan
Rabat - House cleaned, top to bottom? Check. Fridge stocked with dates and milk for ftur, and a new tagine for 'aesha? Check. Psychologically prepared for fasting 16 hour days, 30 days in a row? Not so...
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