Rich in resources but largely unrecognised, those in the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic eke out a livelihood under harsh conditions.
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Politics and Society SADR grows theoretically stronger but diplomatically weaker
The African Court has strongly upheld the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic’s case – but diplomatic support is dwindling.
Arts, Culture and Sport For the first time ever, all World Cup bound African teams will be led by African coaches
As African football coaches continue to break new ground, the forthcoming World Cup in Qatar serves as a critical stepping stone. This is why.
Politics and Society Morocco Parliament considering paid menstrual leave
Morocco could become the second African country to grant menstrual leave. Although highly contentious, the policy is slowly gaining global traction, with early adopters acknowledging the inhumanity in enforcing mandatory work for women who experience debilitating menstrual pain or destabilising symptoms.
Politics and Society Morocco’s new cannabis production law needs faster implementation
Action is required to keep farmers on side and prevent traffickers from laundering proceeds through the legal market.
Politics and Society Migrants at the mercy of Morocco’s iron fist
The tragic death of 37 migrants in Melilla underlines the Moroccan regime’s authoritarian security policy.
Politics and Society Fertiliser from Morocco — Key to Africa’s food security
Morocco sits on over 70 per cent of the world’s phosphate rock reserves, the mineral used for manufacturing phosphatic fertilisers. African countries should aggressively pursue joint venture investments in fertiliser manufacturing with Moroccan conglomerates as a pathway towards food security.
Arts, Culture and Sport Morocco vs South Africa as women’s football enters a new era
The Wafcon final on Saturday is proof of the development of the women’s game on the continent – and of mining star players abroad.
Politics and Society South Africa’s ANC marches to a different drum than Africa
The ruling party still sees the world as a battleground between neo-liberalism and revolutionary progressivism.