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Soccer-Morocco finally succeed in sixth attempt to host the World Cup

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By Shady Amir
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By Shady Amir Rabat (Reuters) – After five failed attempts to become World Cup hosts, Wednesday’s announcement that Morocco will share the honours with Spain and Portugal in 2030 will lift spirits in the north African country a month after the devastating earthquake that killed nearly 3,000 people. The World Cup may also provide a boost to the Moroccan economy, which was already under increasing pressure due to a severe drought and high inflation rates, according to a World Bank report.
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Soccer-Morocco finally succeed in sixth attempt to host the World Cup - SaltWire Halifax powered by The Chronicle Herald

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By Shady Amir
| Africa Focus News
Soccer-Centenary World Cup will be utterly unrecognisable from 1930 – Devdiscourse The inaugural soccer World Cup in Uruguay in 1930 featured 13 teams, after a desperate late push to persuade any Europeans to attend and after Egypt missed their ship connection, and created only a ripple of news beyond South America.
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Soccer-Morocco finally succeed in sixth attempt to host the World Cup

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By Shady Amir
| KWSN-AM (Sioux Falls , SD) Verified
By Shady Amir Rabat (Reuters) – After five failed attempts to become World Cup hosts, Wednesday’s announcement that Morocco will share the honours with Spain and Portugal in 2030 will lift spirits in the north African country a month after the devastating earthquake that killed nearly 3,000 people. The World Cup may also provide a boost to the Moroccan economy, which was already under increasing pressure due to a severe drought and high inflation rates, according to a World Bank report.
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WATCH | Huge crowds mob Cristiano Ronaldo in Iran

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By Shady Amir
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19 September 2023 - 10:23 Support independent journalism. Subscribe to our digital news package for R80 p/m. Iranian supporters of Al-Nassr star Cristiano Ronaldo cheer next to his club's bus in front of their hotel in Tehran on Monday. Al-Nassr meet FC Persepolis on Tuesday in their AFC Champions League group E match. Due to the crowd gathered around the Al-Nassr hotel, the canceled its training in Tehran.
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Tennis-Tunisia's Jabeur still on mission to capture first Grand Slam

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By Shady Amir
| The Star (Malaysia) Verified
(Reuters) - Ons Jabeur promised "not to give up" after three failed attempts to win a Grand Slam final and Tunisia's 'Minister of Happiness' hopes she can finally live up to all the expectation and get over that last hurdle at the U.S. Open. The 28-year-old stood on the cusp of becoming the first Arab and African woman to win a major title before losing in the last two Wimbledon finals and she also suffered the same fate at the U.S. Open 11 months ago.
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