Morocco is the only "investment grade" country in Africa present on the eurobonds. This is at least what Professor Babacar Sene, director of the Center for Applied Economic Research (CREA), claims.
Before leaving Senegal, a man tested positive for the coronavirus, but the test carried out after his arrival in Casablanca turned out to be negative. Are the screening tests not reliable?
Two Moroccan students risk life imprisonment in Senegal. They are accused of drug trafficking, particularly of hashish, an illegal substance in Senegal.
The Moroccan army has turned back 68 Sub-Saharans, including 32 Senegalese, at the border crossing between Morocco and Mauritania, thus causing tensions.
African and European countries such as Algeria, Mauritania, France and Germany have imported protective masks from Morocco in these times of covid-19.
In total, 105 Senegalese transporters are stuck in Dakhla in the middle of the desert in the south of the Sahara due to the closure of borders by the Mauritanian authorities.
This is the first time that the Muslim community around the world will experience the month of Ramadan differently, due to the coronavirus pandemic that has prompted some states to take exceptional and restrictive measures. While some will have the opportunity to go pray at the mosque, others will remain confined at home and be content with isolated prayers or within the family circle.
There are about a hundred Senegalese currently stranded in Morocco, more precisely in Dakhla, due to the closure of borders. They are calling on the Senegalese authorities to work for their repatriation.
Senegal has chartered a special flight for the repatriation of its nationals blocked in Morocco due to the measures taken by the authorities to counter the COVID-19 epidemic, including the suspension of air flights.
"Gateway to the African continent", the Dakhla-Oued Eddahab region is one of the most preferred destinations in the Kingdom for investors.
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has chosen Morocco , Ethiopia, Kenya and Senegal to implement the second phase of the project to strengthen control structures in 37 African countries.
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has chosen Morocco, Ethiopia, Kenya and Senegal to contribute to the implementation of a UN project to strengthen control in the field of nuclear and radiological security in Africa.