The Ministry of National Education, Vocational Training, Higher Education, and Scientific Research has announced that the new radio program “English Time” would begin broadcasting on Monday 4 October, 2021.

The radio show will air on national radio once a week, from Monday to Thursday, according to the following schedule:

Monday and Wednesday at half past six o’clock in the evening, a new episode of the show will be broadcast;

Tuesday and Thursday at half past six o’clock in the evening, the episodes of this program will be re-broadcast.

This radio program, aimed for primary and preparatory students, is made up of 43 episodes of 15 minutes that aim to support kids and their families by allowing them to practice and apply the English language while focusing on basic language skills.

The “English Time” program was created in accordance with the conditions of a collaboration agreement signed on July 26, 2021, in the presence of Minister of National Education Said Amzazi, between the National Radio and Television Company and the British Council in Morocco.

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A leaked list of financial aid given by the Ministry of Culture to some Moroccan artists has caused a huge debate among Moroccans in Social Media during such harsh times caused by Covid-19.

The Ministry of Culture has provided financial support to some artists worth one billion and 400 million cents depending on the artists’ projects.

Huge debates have erupted on different social media websites blaming the ministry for wasting money on artists who haven’t contributed in any way during this crisis. While other social entities such as doctors and teachers have been working day and night to treat patients and educate students haven’t received any financial aids so far.

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