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The Moroccan king's persecutor ordered the arrest of Nasser Zefzafi after interrupting a Friday sermon asking if Mosques were built to worship God, or as a government propaganda outlet
![Morocco protests [AFP]](/sites/default/files/styles/large_16_9/public/media/images/512FFC34-EE6E-45AD-81FF-53349FF5A4BF.jpg?h=d1cb525d&itok=k63rcXah "Morocco protests [AFP]")
The governor of Morocco's northern province of al-Hoceima was sacked after angry protesters clashed with police leaving dozens of officers reportedly injured.
The museum in Marrakesh – where the late designer often retreated to work – hopes to attract up to 700,000 visitors a year.
Comment: A Syrian refugee once ushered in a golden age for Europe, and with a supportive policy framework, today's refugees can invigorate European economies, writes Anisa Abeytia.
Schoolgirls sit exams that could decide their futures in a remote area in Morocco, where an education provides an opportunity to escape the restrictions of rural life.
Pro-dignity demonstrations in Morocco have continued following the death of a fishmonger in a rubbish truck, with protesters calling for 'freedom' and 'dignity'.
Three Algerians have been killed and two seriously injured in an Algerian village, after a man killed the brother of a woman who rejected his marriage proposal.
Comment: Stability will be key to addressing the challenges on the road to democratisation, and to developing a clear strategic vision for Libya's future, writes Guma El-Gamaty
The Marrakech Biennale returns with the theme 'Not New Now', bringing some of the Arab world's leading artists to a city always comfortable with expression, dialogue and fusion.
Algiers is taking steps to 'strengthen democracy' in the North African state, and make the Amazigh-Berber language an official one. But critics say the reforms do not go far enough.