The Latest Breaking News from Morocco

‘So much disrespect’: outrage grows over postponement of Women’s Africa Cup of Nations

Players and coaches demand more accountability from Caf after latest decision further disrupts preparation schedule

The Guardian - UK · Mar 10

The ‘hidden gem’ Moroccan city that’s less crowded than Marrakesh

TRAVEL: Fes is often dubbed Morocco’s ‘second city’ – and it has a wealth of culture, beauty, and generous, homely feasts, discovers Ella Walker

The Independent UK · Mar 9

I'm Very Suspicious Of Emma's True Intentions On 90 Day Fiancé: Before The 90 Days

What was her true motivation for going to Morocco?

Cinemablend · Mar 9

Briton was diagnosed with rabies after psychiatrist raised fears, inquest told

Yvonne Ford, who died after scratch from dog in Morocco, was referred to mental health expert by perplexed medics

The Guardian - UK · Mar 3

Mahamed Mahamed fasting in Atlas Mountains to prepare for London Marathon

The Southampton Olympian has found an ideal base in Morocco where he can lace up his trainers after mosque during Ramadan.

The Independent UK · Mar 3

Football lawmakers plan crackdown on player protests and covering mouth on field

Football's lawmakers on Saturday backed a review to bring in rules to stop players walking off the pitch if they disagree with a referee's decision and also covering their mouth when confronting opponents during matches.

Radio France Internationale · Feb 28

Epstein Tried Buying a Palace in Morocco as 'Potential Sanctuary' to 'Live Like a King,' Not to Avoid Arrest

Explore Jeffrey Epstein's attempt to purchase a Moroccan palace as a potential escape route, highlighting his international dealings and legal troubles.

International Business Times UK · Feb 27

Morocco: ancient fossils shed light on a key period in human evolution

Could a Moroccan cave hold a crucial piece of the puzzle of human origins? Hominin fossils dating back 773,000 years discovered in the country are bringing new evidence to the debate about the last common ancestor of present-day humans (Homo sapiens), Neanderthals and Denisovans. The discovery points to a long…

The Conversation · Feb 26

Scorpions can pose a deadly threat to children – we’re identifying the global hotspots

For people living in temperate regions of Europe, the Americas and much of Asia, scorpion stings are rarely a concern. But for millions of children growing up across the subtropical belt, a scorpion sting can have devastating consequences.

The Conversation · Feb 24

Evo plans events in Brazil, Morocco, Mexico, Saudi Arabia, and China starting in 2027

Evo is expanding in five more countries.

Dot Esports · Feb 24