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Netherlands Coach Ronald Koeman Resigns After World Cup Exit
Ronald Koeman stepped down as Netherlands head coach following a 2-1 loss to Morocco in the World Cup round of 16.
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Koeman Leaves Netherlands After World Cup Exit
Ronald Koeman resigns as Netherlands manager following World Cup round of 16 loss to Morocco on penalties.
Business
Maghreb E-Commerce Growth Stalls: Key Challenges
E-commerce in Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia faces logistics, payment, and trust barriers, slowing sustained growth.
Politics
Renewables: Africa's Shield Against Energy Shocks?
Renewable energy projects in Africa, like solar in Morocco and wind in Kenya, offer a path to energy independence and resilience against global price shocks.
Sports
Senegal Wins World Championship in Marrakech
Senegal won the World Championship in Marrakech, Morocco, on June 30, 2026, marking a historic achievement.
Sports
2026 World Cup Round of 32: Uneven Matchups?
The 2026 World Cup round of 32 features potential mismatches like Netherlands vs Morocco and Brazil vs Japan.
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Bounou Vows Tough Battle vs Netherlands in World Cup
Morocco goalkeeper Yassine Bounou says his team is ready for a tough Round of 16 match against the Netherlands at the 2026 World Cup.
Business
Safran Invests 350 Million Dirhams to Double Nouaceur Plant Capacity
Safran announced a 350 million dirham investment to double production capacity at its Nouaceur facility in Morocco.
Politics
Marhaba 2026: New Vision for Transit Operation
Morocco's Marhaba 2026 operation aims to improve transit for Moroccans abroad with a new strategic vision.
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Nuevo León Suspends Classes for World Cup Match
Nuevo León suspends classes on June 29 for Netherlands-Morocco World Cup match in Monterrey.
Business
Forvis Mazars Wins CMR Actuarial Evaluation Contract
Morocco's CMR awards Forvis Mazars the contract for actuarial evaluation and ALM study of the Attakmili pension scheme.
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Senegal Faces Tough Group at 2026 World Cup
Senegal drawn with Belgium, USA, Spain, Portugal, France, and Morocco in a challenging 2026 World Cup group.