Behind football, Algeria is once again showing its hostility towards Morocco by hiding the scoreboard during the match between the Fennecs and Equatorial Guinea, as part of the qualifiers for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations to be held in Morocco.
Once close, the Moroccan and Algerian peoples "no longer know each other, no longer speak to each other, no longer love each other" because of the tensions between the two countries over the Sahara issue. This is at least the observation made by François Soudan, editor-in-chief of Jeune Afrique.
Morocco and Algeria are vying for the post of Vice-President of the African Union (AU). The battle promises to be tough.
Shocked by the racist remarks targeting Moroccans and King Mohammed VI, the Moroccan Bar Association has filed a complaint with the Public Prosecutor of the Paris Judicial Court against the Algerian Mehdi Ghezzar, now the former columnist of the show "Les Grandes Gueules".
Fired from RMC on Wednesday for his infamous remarks about Morocco, Mehdi Ghezzar breaks his silence. In a short video, the Algerian commentator apologized to the Moroccan people, assuring them that he has "no hatred" towards them, swearing that his remarks were manipulated. And yet!
Mehdi Ghezzar, a columnist on the "Grandes Gueules" show on RMC, has just been fired by the channel after describing Morocco as a "rogue state" on the Algerian channel AL24.
Mehdi Ghezzar, a columnist on the "Les Grandes Gueules" show on RMC, harshly criticized Morocco, referring to it as a "rogue state", "a colonial state". Remarks that have sparked a wave of outrage in France.
Equatorial Guinea has recently signed an agreement with Nigeria for the construction of a gas pipeline connecting the two countries. The announcement of this new partnership has raised questions about the future of gas pipeline projects between Nigeria and Morocco on the one hand, and Algeria on the other, intended to serve Europe.
The bodies of Ayoub and Choaib Sahraoui, two Algerian twins who went missing at sea while trying to reach Ceuta by swimming, have been found in Morocco.
The Algerian Football Federation has banned the display of the Moroccan flag during the UNAF tournament counting towards the qualifications for the final phase of the CAF Women’s Champions League, which is taking place in Algeria from August 24 to 30, thus violating the rules of the continental body.
On the sidelines of the preparatory meeting for the 9th edition of the Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD) taking place in Japan, an Algerian diplomat violently attacked a Moroccan official over a "Sahrawi Republic" plaque.
The Moroccan authorities are working to confirm the identity of the body found on one of the beaches in Oran, Algeria. Is it the body of Abdellatif Akhrif, a player who played for Ittihad Tanger in the Moroccan first division?