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Marsa Maroc Expands Casablanca Port's Multipurpose Terminal
Marsa Maroc is investing to increase the capacity of its multipurpose terminal at the Port of Casablanca to handle growing cargo volumes.
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Entertainment
FEFKA suspends director Ranjith over sexual assault allegations
The Film Employees Federation of Kerala has suspended director Ranjith from its unions following a woman's complaint of attempted sexual assault.
Politics
Women Voters Shape Indian State Politics in 2026
Women-centric welfare schemes are central to political strategies in key Indian state elections, influencing voter turnout and policy agendas.
Politics
Ethiopia's FM Meets Rosatom Deputy Director in Addis Ababa
Ethiopian Foreign Minister Gedion Timothewos met with Rosatom's Nikolay Spassky to discuss bilateral cooperation, including a planned nuclear power plant.
Politics
Nigeria's Transport Minister Alkali resigns to run for governor
Nigeria's Minister of Transportation, Sa'idu Alkali, has resigned from President Bola Tinubu's cabinet to contest the Gombe state governorship election.
World
Singaporean man found in cement in Indonesia, two arrested
Indonesian police have arrested two men after the body of a Singaporean man was discovered encased in a cement block in a West Java river.
Technology
Google's TurboQuant: AI Chip Threatens Memory Market?
Google's new AI chip technology, TurboQuant, could reduce reliance on high-bandwidth memory, posing a challenge to suppliers like Micron.
Sports
FIFA Presidential Candidate Jerome Champagne's Global Football Vision
Former FIFA executive Jerome Champagne outlines his vision for global football development and governance reform ahead of the 2027 election.
World
Russia Launches Coordinated Drone Strikes on Ukraine
Ukrainian air defenses intercepted dozens of Russian drones overnight, with some strikes causing damage to infrastructure.
Politics
Trump mocked Iran's threats to US tech giants in 2020
In 2020, then-President Donald Trump dismissed Iranian threats against US tech companies like Apple and Google.
Politics
Army clears helicopter crews in Kid Rock flyover incident
The U.S. Army has cleared two helicopter crews of wrongdoing after an investigation into a flyover for a Kid Rock concert.
Politics
NZ Easter alcohol sales bill passes first reading
A bill to allow alcohol sales on Good Friday and Easter Sunday in New Zealand has passed its first parliamentary reading.