The Royal Moroccan Federation of Football has reached a sponsorship agreement with the telecommunication company Inwi, which will see the entity come in as the sponsor of the Bolato Pro National Championship.
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Sport, Arts and Culture Moroccan Lekjaa eyes post on powerful FIFA Council
The President of the Royal Moroccan Football Federation, Fouzi Lekjaa, has submitted his candidacy for the position of member of the Council of the International Football Federation (FIFA).
Sport, Arts and Culture Liverpool technical expert leaves club to join Moroccan Football Federation
Harrison Kingston has left English Premier league champions Liverpool to take up a role with the Moroccan football federation.
Sport, Arts and Culture Renaissance Sportive De Berkane in historic first title
Renaissance Sportive De Berkane has been crowned CAF Confederation Cup champions, clinching their first continental title in the club’s history.
Sport, Arts and Culture Federation-cushioned Moroccan clubs turn focus to Africa
RABAT – Moroccan football giants Raja Casablanca finally ended a seven-year title drought after winning the Botola League on Sunday.
Sport, Arts and Culture FRMF comes to the rescue of Covid-19 hit clubs
RABAT – The Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF) went all out to ensure the just-ended season was concluded with clubs playing in empty stadiums due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Africans rising The Lioness of Dar es Salaam
Barbara Gonzalez has no talent for bowing to the inevitable, neither does the word impossible exist in her vocabulary. At just 30, Gonzalez was appointed the CEO of Tanzania’s 20-time Premier League champions Simba Sporting Club, the first ever woman to hold the CEO position in the country’s top-flight league.
Lifestyle Morocco on high Covid-19 alert as football continues
With the threat of coronavirus still lurking, Moroccan football has continued to engage health authorities in the North African country in an effort to see the ongoing 2019-20 to completion.
Lifestyle Morocco at the top of CAF’s new ranking for clubs
Rabat – Morocco has been ranked at the top of the Confederation of African Football’s recently submitted new ranking of member associations, with 180 points.