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SA risks losing tech dominance as Morocco positions itself as Africa’s AI powerhouse
National
/ 8 May 2025

SA risks losing tech dominance as Morocco positions itself as Africa’s AI powerhouse

South Africa’s fragmented AI strategy threatens its tech leadership as Morocco, Nigeria and others invest in deep tech, research and innovation to lead Africa’s digital future

By Umamah Bakharia
US designation of Polisario Front as foreign terrorist group will create new problems for SA
Columns
/ 16 April 2025

US designation of Polisario Front as foreign terrorist group will create new problems for SA

South Africa’s banking system could come under scrutiny and the country may attract targeted sanctions if it does not follow the US lead.

By Michael Walsh
Flight Centre’s year in travel 2024: where you went and where you’re headed next…
Partner Content
/ 3 February 2025

Flight Centre’s year in travel 2024: where you went and where you’re headed next…

Your ticket to insider travel scoops, data bites, and expert predictions for the year ahead

By Flight Centre
African finance has what it takes to fill the void left by foreign banks
Opinion
/ 17 December 2024

African finance has what it takes to fill the void left by foreign banks

Local players have several advantages they can leverage to improve payment infrastructure and ensure the continent has a robust financial sector

By Abdeslam Alaoui
Cannabis: Morocco’s pot of gold
Africa
/ 28 October 2024

Cannabis: Morocco’s pot of gold

When the country legalised some types of cannabis, it threw a centuries-old industry into disarray

By Imane Bellamine
Best tours for over 50s: Your next adventure awaits
Partner Content
/ 23 October 2024

Best tours for over 50s: Your next adventure awaits

Flight Centre brings you loads of tours suitable for over 50s which let you see the world with likeminded travellers in a similar age bracket

By Flight Centre
Long live rock – as long as it is African
Friday
/ 11 October 2024

Long live rock – as long as it is African

Three new African rock albums show how the genre has been given a new lease on life on the continent

By Charles Leonard
Dismantle green colonialism and stop the greed of corporates and Northern governments
Thought Leader
/ 16 September 2024

Dismantle green colonialism and stop the greed of corporates and Northern governments

The fight for climate justice must include the people who are most affected, including those in the Arab region

By Hamza Hamouchene
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Africa
/ 2 September 2024

In Morocco’s drought neighbours battle over water allocation

Severe drought brought a farming village to its knees, but unresolved conflict is its biggest threat

By Salah Mahfoudh
Home may be the least bad option for African migrants
Africa
/ 18 June 2024

Home may be the least bad option for African migrants

To keep migrants away, Fortress Europe has extended its walls
into African countries such as Morocco and Mauritania

By Borso Tall
Afcon is set to be a ball
Sport
/ 13 January 2024

Afcon is set to be a ball

The African showpiece never fails to entertain and this year’s tournament should be no different

By Ozayr Patel
Morocco elected as UN Human Rights Council president ahead of SA
National
/ 10 January 2024

Morocco elected as UN Human Rights Council president ahead of SA

Morocco was in a race with South Africa and came out tops with more than 60% of the vote

By Agence France Presse
Duelling Western Sahara commentaries expose Washington media swamp things
Opinion
/ 8 December 2023

Duelling Western Sahara commentaries expose Washington media swamp things

We’re quick to talk about the business of journalism but when it comes to the American media, the ethics of journalism is equally important

By Mike Walsh
Israel’s occupation of Palestine: Rethinking genocide and ecocide through justice for the Earth
Thought Leader
/ 27 October 2023

Israel’s occupation of Palestine: Rethinking genocide and ecocide through justice for the Earth

The Israeli occupation of Palestine

By Nadira Omarjee
Morocco quake leaves mental scars
Africa
/ 15 September 2023

Morocco quake leaves mental scars

Survivors find themselves in a “state of acute stress with symptoms, often physical at first”,

By Anne-Sophie Labadie
Morocco mourns quake victims as death toll passes 2 000
Africa
/ 10 September 2023

Morocco mourns quake victims as death toll passes 2 000

Moroccans on Sunday mourned the victims of a devastating earthquake that killed more than 2,000 people, as rescue teams raced to find survivors trapped in the rubble of flattened villages.

By Kaouthar Oudrhiri
Ramaphosa reiterates non-alignment days before Brics summit
National
/ 21 August 2023

Ramaphosa reiterates non-alignment days before Brics summit

The president said that only dialogue, mediation and diplomacy would end Russia’s war in Ukraine

By Lizeka Tandwa
Morocco has never applied to join Brics, and views SA government as ‘hostile’
National
/ 19 August 2023

Morocco has never applied to join Brics, and views SA government as ‘hostile’

South Africa recognises the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic, which controls part of Western Sahara and has been under Moroccan occupation since the withdrawal of Spain in the 1970s

By Paddy Harper
The M&G’s favourite World Cup moments
Sport
/ 20 December 2022

The M&G’s favourite World Cup moments

Our reporters choose their favourite memories from a frenetic few days in Qatar

By Ozayr Patel, Eyaaz Matwadia, Khaya Koko and Luke Feltham
Qatar World Cup brings out support for Palestine
Sport
/ 10 December 2022

Qatar World Cup brings out support for Palestine

Russia has been punished by Fifa and Uefa for its invasion of Ukraine but the same doesn’t apply to Israel for its occupation of Palestine

By Ozayr Patel
Why Africa is standing still at the World Cup
Sport
/ 20 November 2022

Why Africa is standing still at the World Cup

With Mané and Salah absent, the semifinals seem as remote as ever, thanks to a glaring imbalance in development systems

By Carlos Amato
2022 World Cup: What’s the deal in group F?
Sport
/ 17 November 2022

2022 World Cup: What’s the deal in group F?

Belgium and Croatia are likely to go through but both sides are approaching the end of their golden eras and Morocco could take advantage of that

By Eyaaz Matwadia
Africa’s forgotten colony in the Sahara
Opinion
/ 16 November 2022

Africa’s forgotten colony in the Sahara

Rich in resources but largely unrecognised, those in the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic eke out a livelihood under harsh conditions.

By Paweł Wargan
Africa’s chief executives focus on Francophone markets
Africa
/ 23 July 2022

Africa’s chief executives focus on Francophone markets

Leaders at some African firms are looking at Francophone markets as a way to expand sales hit by Covid-19 and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

By Conrad Onyango
The Melilla massacre: Silence begets injustice
Top Six
/ 5 July 2022

The Melilla massacre: Silence begets injustice

In contrast to developments elsewhere in the world, Melilla has not been mentioned by the South African commentariat, political formations and civil society.

By Mukoni Ratshiṱanga
Africa Month: A taste of the cuisine the continent has to offer
Africa
/ 27 May 2022

Africa Month: A taste of the cuisine the continent has to offer

Celebrate the African ‘year of nutrition’ by getting stuck into some of the tastiest food the continent can dish up.

By Lineo Leteba
Finding Alkebulan in Africa’s best museums
Friday
/ 18 May 2022

Finding Alkebulan in Africa’s best museums

To celebrate International Museum Day, we look at10 culturally-relevant museums in African

By Eli Osei
Spain shafts Western Sahara to win Morocco’s favour
Africa
/ 5 April 2022

Spain shafts Western Sahara to win Morocco’s favour

Relations between the two allies soured but their recent reconciliation has serious implications for Morocco’s neighbours, especially the Sahrawis

By David Soler
Morocco drives a war in Western Sahara for its phosphates
Africa
/ 26 January 2022

Morocco drives a war in Western Sahara for its phosphates

Morocco’s occupation of Western Sahara is about the presence of resources, especially phosphates that make up 72% of the world’s reserves. Phosphate is used in fertiliser, a key element in agriculture, giving Morocco a tight grip over world food production.

By Vijay Prashad
COP26: Momentum gathers to end new coal builds
The Green Guardian
/ 4 November 2021

COP26: Momentum gathers to end new coal builds

South Africa, the continent’s largest emitter, is not among several African countries that joined the UK-led coalition committing to phase out the fossil fuel

By Tunicia Phillips
France slashes visas for Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia in migrant row
Africa
/ 28 September 2021

France slashes visas for Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia in migrant row

Immigration is shaping up to be a key issue in next year’s French presidential election, when President Macron is widely expected to face off again against the far-right leader Marine Le Pen

By Agence France Presse
Review: State capture is business as usual in ‘Vagabond’
Friday
/ 10 September 2021

Review: State capture is business as usual in ‘Vagabond’

The South Korean Netflix drama will resonate with audiences, for all the wrong reasons

By Zinaid Meeran
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