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Suspensions and hefty fines handed to Senegal and Morocco after chaotic AFCON final — REUTERS / Amr Abdallah Dalsh

African Cup of Nations · Senegal

Suspensions and hefty fines handed to Senegal and Morocco after chaotic AFCON final

45% Left coverage: 65 sources

By Ben Church, CNN (CNN) — Now that the dust has settled on an Africa Cup of Nations final that will be remembered for years, African soccer’s governing body has handed out punishments for the chaos that ensued. Fan trouble, players refusing to compete, controversial refereeing decisions, and a missed penalty were all flashpoints in a memorable match that was eventually won by Senegal. On Thursday, as many expected, the Confederation of African …See the Story

EU Backs Morocco’s Plan for Western Sahara, as Brussels Edges Closer to Rabat

Europe · Morocco

EU Backs Morocco’s Plan for Western Sahara, as Brussels Edges Closer to Rabat

67% Right coverage: 3 sources

The autonomy plan, backed by Brussels, would mean local legislative, executive and judicial authorities for Western Sahara elected by its residents, while Rabat would control its sovereignty, as well as defence, foreign affairs and religious affairs See the Story

King Mohammed VI Reviews Progress of MAD 51 Billion Nador West Med Project

Mohammed VI · Nador

King Mohammed VI Reviews Progress of MAD 51 Billion Nador West Med Project

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

King Mohammed VI chaired a working session on Wednesday at the Royal Palace in Casablanca devoted to the Nador West Med port and industrial complex. The project mobilized MAD 51 billion ($5.64 billion) in public and private investment.See the Story

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