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Africa
31 films
Tangier served as an international zone from 1923 to 1956, attracting writers, artists, and those seeking an alternative lifestyle.
A bride is carried on an Amaria, a traditional Moroccan platform, during a wedding celebration in Fez that blends cultural heritage with modern touches.
Ike Nnaebue, a Nollywood director, retraces his perilous migration route from Nigeria to Europe, highlighting the challenges faced by young Africans seeking better lives.
Abdullah, a saffron farmer in Taliouine, and Julia, a nurse in the High Atlas, navigate the challenges of their remote Moroccan communities.
Andrés Ruzo, a Explorer, investigates the legendary boiling river of the Amazon, inspired by his grandfather's tales from Peru.
Danielle Lee studies how field mice thrive in urban parks, revealing that many wildlife species live unnoticed in neglected spaces.
Fez was founded by sultan Idris I, a descendant of Ali, the son-in-law of the prophet, marking the beginning of Morocco's imperial history.
More than 3 million stray dogs live in Morocco, where Salima Kadaoui runs an animal sanctuary and works to provide vaccinations and sterilizations.
Cannabis is now permitted in New York and Morocco, impacting families like Mohamed's in Ketama.
The team faces terrorism risks in Western Sahara while staying at a fortified compound.
Saharawi celebrate their republic's anniversary amid ongoing Moroccan occupation and protests.
In March 2006, Morocco's government promotes female priests to combat extremism in Islam.
The Moroccan Connection questions Spain's New Spanish Alert Level and intelligence failures.
Every year, thousands of Sub-Saharan Africans face brutality in Morocco while seeking Europe.
65% of Morocco's population identifies as Amazia, yet their language and history are largely absent from the national education system.
Peregrine falcons can reach speeds of up to 400 kilometers an hour, making them the fastest animals in the world.
Abdallah and Abbas handle Morocco's deadliest snakes, showcasing them at Jemaa el-Fnaa square.
Amal Ahamri, a pioneer of all-women tbourida teams in Morocco, faces personal and professional challenges as she navigates motherhood and a prolonged absence from the sport.
Abdallah travels through Morocco, seeking the sand viper and Atlas cobra with Aïssaouas.
Canadian anthropologist Robert Grant Haliburton's investigations into mythical red-skinned pygmy tribes in Morocco and Libya suggest a link to a pre-Human civilization.
A grand hunt in Morocco seeks a male Sloughi worthy of Ziya, the princess, as Hassen hopes to secure a future for his dog Janah.
In 2019, Jessica Nabongo became the first documented Black woman to travel to every country in the world, sharing her experiences and insights on global cultures.
Gad Elmaleh shares his views on America and Trump as a French citizen from Morocco.
Morocco builds the world's largest solar power plant for a greener future and sustainable initiatives.
Biden says the omicron variant is concerning but not a cause for panic several countries impose travel bans.
S. Barudi reveals the challenges Arab and Muslim FBI employees face, especially post-Trump.
Thousands of african migrants kept arriving in Ceuta, prompting military assistance from Spain.
James Cleverly discusses aid challenges in Libya, Morocco, and Turkey with Alex.
Ukrainian refugees arrive in Poland, facing uncertainty but grateful for safety.
A 6.8 magnitude quake in Morocco kills over 2,000 and devastates mountain villages.
Alex Honnold showcases his extraordinary free soloing skills on the challenging climbs of Morocco's Rivieres Pourpres, blending physical prowess with spirituality.
