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Since reaching the semifinals of the 2022 World Cup, the Atlas Lions have won both the African Nations Championship and Under-20 World Cup, and finished third in the Paris Olympics.
Flash floods have killed at least 37 people in Morocco's coastal Safi region, according to state-owned television. Cars and mounds of rubbish were seen sweeping through the main port city of Safi after torrential rain hit on Sunday.
CASABLANCA, Morocco (AP) — Exposure to freezing temperatures near Morocco’s border with Algeria killed nine African migrants, a tragedy that rights groups in the North African country called deeply concerning and a violation of the right to freedom of movement.
A Moroccan coalition on Wednesday demanded an end to the dominance of the French language in education, administration and other sectors, emphasising the need to strengthen Arabic.
At least 37 people died after torrential rains caused flash flooding in the province of Safi, in Morocco, on the evening of Sunday, December 14, local news reports said.Footage here, filmed by Instagram user @amjad_rify,
Such collapses are not uncommon in Moroccan cities undergoing rapid population growth. In Fez, a collapse in May killed 10 people and injured seven in a building that had already been slated for evacuation, according to Moroccan outlet Le360.
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More than 35 dead: Torrential rains devastate Safi in Morocco
The deadly floods that swept through the Moroccan coastal city of Safi in mid-December have exposed, with brutal clarity, the fragility of urban resilience in a country increasingly caught between prolonged drought and sudden,