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In a remarkable turn of events, twenty Nigerian medical students who were abducted on their way to a conference have been freed more than a week after their harrowing ordeal. The students, from the University of Maiduguri and the University of Jos, were seized by gunmen on August 15 while traveling to......
Abdelilah Benkirane, the Secretary-General of the Justice and Development Party (PJD), has once again voiced his discontent with the administration of Head of Government Aziz Akhannouch. In a recent party meeting held in Rabat, Benkirane did not hold back in his critique, denouncing what he perceives......
The enduring crisis involving medical students in Morocco is on the brink of a decisive turning point, as a crucial nationwide vote is slated for Tuesday, June 11th. This development unfolds amidst heightened tensions and a breakdown in communication between the government and the National Commission......
The confrontation between Morocco's government and striking medical students has reached a critical juncture, with both sides digging in their heels. In a recent press conference, key education and health officials unveiled a set of measures aimed at quelling the student protests while maintaining......
Students at Rabat's Faculties of Medicine and Pharmacy (FMPR) continue their protests against reforms to medical education, despite the postponement of exam dates in an attempt to ease tensions. The ongoing confrontation between students and administrators took a new twist this week when FMPR Dean......
Morocco's healthcare sector is teetering on the brink as the country's nurses union prepares for a series of escalating protests known as the "Last Offensive." The Independent Union of Moroccan Nurses and Health Technicians is pushing for significant pay increases for dedicated nurses,......