Opinion: Football, Moroccans, and a Runaway Monarchy

An opinion piece reflects on Moroccans, their rich history and culture, and recent perceptions of the country being intolerant, divisive, and quarrelsome, linking it to a 'runaway monarchy'.

27 Mar, 03:28 — 27 Mar, 03:28

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Football, Moroccans and a runaway monarchy, by Owei Lakemfa

Moroccans. I love Moroccans. They are a fine people with a very rich history and culture. But in the last six decades their country has been in the news, often for the wrong reasons. They are now known for being intolerant, divisive, quarrelsome, arrogant, but subservient and unscrupulous. When it was to host the 2026 Africa […] The post Football, Moroccans and a runaway monarchy, by Owei Lakemfa appeared first on Vanguard News.

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