Morocco’s government has made a plea with the Africa Cup of Nations "to avoid events which involve those countries affected by the Ebola virus".
No suspects have been identified and no arrests have been made after colleagues found a Moroccan consulate employee dead in a rented flat.
Morocco says King Mohammed VI "would never have consented" to Daniel Galvan Vina’s release had he known the nature of the man’s crimes.
Riot police have broken up a protest by Moroccan demonstrators late on Friday against a royal pardon for a Spanish paedophile.
Morocco is keep to rejoin the African Union, but South Africa and other members could block its bid over the vexed issue of Sahrawi autonomy.
Eleven migrants trying to reach Europe have died after their boat capsized off the north coast of Morocco.
A Morocco law that allows a rapist to escape prison by marrying his victim is being amended by the kingdom’s Parliament.
Guided by a Touareg tribe, Rachel Dixon joins a nomadic retreat on Morocco’s coast, hiking from beach to beach, practising yoga and sleeping in camps.
Women’s rights in Morocco are poised to improve with the probable scrapping of a law allowing rapists of minors to avoid jail by marrying them.
As winter approaches, many sub-Saharan migrants in Morocco are desperate to reach Spanish shores and start a new life in Europe.
A Dutch yacht dubbed the "abortion ship" has been escorted from Moroccan territorial waters, amid competing claims about its authenticity.
The Moroccan navy is reportedly blocking the Mediterranean harbour in which a controversial Dutch ‘abortion ship’ was due to dock on Thursday.
UN leader Ban Ki-moon says a UN mission’s communications from the Moroccan-controlled Western Sahara with UN headquarters have been compromised.
Protests have erupted in Morocco over the case of teenager Amina Filali who killed herself after a court ordered her to marry her alleged rapist.
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/ 26 February 2012
There was another shock outcome to a CAF competition when Moroccan club Moghreb Fes lifted the African Super Cup this weekend.
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/ 23 February 2012
European governments have planned a radical offer of "debt relief" to its Arab North African and Middle Eastern neighbours.
A year after it began, eight Arab writers reflect on what became known as the Arab Spring.
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/ 24 January 2012
Tunisia has taken the Maghreb derby honours, a 2-1 defeat of Morocco putting them alongside Gabon at the top of Group C in the Africa Cup of Nations.
Morocco’s Justice and Development Party has claimed victory in a parliamentary election that should produce a stronger government with more power.
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/ 27 September 2011
Seven people have been killed in a riot following a football match in Morocco’s disputed Western Sahara region.
Seventy-eight people have been killed and three injured after a military plane slammed into a Moroccan mountainside in bad weather.
King Mohammed VI’s proposed new constitution, intended to stave off open revolt, would do little to change the status quo in Morocco, analysts say.
Morocco’s King Mohammed promised a new democratic constitution on Friday that would devolve some of his powers to Parliament.
Once a no-go area, Morocco’s holiest town is starting to woo tourists, with a friendly new guesthouse and branch of Fez’s coolest restaurant.
Morocco’s anti-trust body will be wholly independent before September to enforce transparency in the award of public procurements and licences.
Poor organisation leaves the Moroccan delegates at the 17th World Festival of Youth and Students feeling unfairly treated.
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/ 14 December 2010
The head of the Western Sahara’s pro-independence force said the group will attend talks with Morocco in December with a "hand extended for peace".
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/ 10 December 2010
Morocco’s royal family is using state institutions to "coerce and solicit bribes" in the country’s lucrative real estate sector according to a report
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/ 16 November 2010
Morocco defended its security forces during a deadly raid on a squatter camp in Western Sahara, and accused Sahrawi protesters of reacting savagely.
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/ 12 November 2010
South Africa has deplored deaths at a camp in Western Saharan following the "heavy-handed" break up of a protest by Moroccan security forces.
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/ 8 November 2010
A statement from the Polisario Front said Morocco’s King Mohammed VI comments "interfere with efforts to settle the conflict".
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/ 2 November 2010
IMF director general tells a human development forum that the recent global crisis cost 30-million jobs worldwide.