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In the strictly puritanical nation of Saudi Arabia, alcohol is strictly prohibited. Caught wit a bottle of Jimmy Bean and you’re looking at a 100 lashes at the hands of breaded, sadistic fanatics.
Of course, alcohol is not prohibited for all Saudis...
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The first vaccination campaign against the H1N1 virus started on Wednesday in 69 health centres in Casablanca for free to all social groups.
According to the Casablanca...
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The Polizario’s defense minister brother and the Secretary General of the Authenticity and Modernity Party (PAM), Mohamed Cheikh Biadillah said from Madrid that Spain...
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Aminatou Haidar’s case is just another attempt by Algeria to divert the negotiation process over the Moroccan Sahara. This separatist, who has claimed that she has...
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In a statement on the sideline of a UN meeting on climate changes that was held in Barcelona, the World Bank announced that Morocco and other five African countries...
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The Water and Environment Secretary of State, announced during a press conference right before the government’s cabinet meeting that Morocco will produce 40% of its...
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Guinea’s military leader, Capt Moussa Dadis Camara, has arrived in Morocco for medical treatment after being shot by an aide on Thursday, officials say.
He has...
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They called it a “solidarity caravan” — a group of Spanish volunteers delivering truckloads of donated computers, wheelchairs and other gifts for Africa’s...
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After the expected banning of minarets by the Swiss voters, the Moroccan higher council of Islamic scholars expressed their disappointment over this form of extremism...
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The London African Film Festival decided to make Morocco as honour guest this year by broadcasting four Moroccan movies during this festival: “Oud Lward” of...
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In the first eight months of 2009, Morocco imported 38500 tons of green tea (94.2 million dollars) to be the first importer and consumer of the Chinese green tea in the...
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The number of confirmed cases of A/H1N1 in Morocco has reached 1,576 so far, the Health Ministry reported about 800 cases were documented in schools only. The new cases...
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A report by a parliamentary commission has proved that medicine prices in Morocco are very high, compared to one of its neighbouring countries like Tunisia and even to...
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A nine billion dollars large-scale solar energy project was presented in the southern city of Ouarzazat. In presenting this project, the Moroccan Energy Minister...
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Morocco celebrated yesterday, the 54th anniversary of its Independence. This anniversary is a an occasion to recall all the Moroccans’ sacrifices, mainly king...
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The 2009 Opus Prize, which is awarded for the first time to an Arab Muslim woman, went to the Moroccan woman, Aicha Ec-Chenna, for her tremendous effort in helping...
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An Official statement made by the Moroccan foreign ministry said that Morocco urged the Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas to continue defending the Palestinian cause,...
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Morocco’s foreign minister protested at “unacceptable, professional mistake” of the Swedish embassy’s advisor Block-Mazoyer. The Minister said in a statement...
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A new program was launched recently by the Moroccan government to build 1246 schools especially in those ‘urban non-urban’ places to facilitate access to schooling...
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After the Moroccan interior ministry had decided to sue the daily Akhbar Al Yawm for publishing a cartoon on a Moroccan Prince’s wedding, the first instance court...
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The sixth session of the Forum for the Future held in Morocco on November 2 and 3 under the co-chairmanship of Morocco and Italy.
This ministerial meeting discussed...
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Isn’t it weird how people tend to judge others even they don’t know them? Isn’t it stupid to assume that a Muslim hates his mother even though you...
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