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 EditorialMoroccos momentNewsdayWednesday 14 December 2022Moroccan players practise during a training session at the Duhail Stadium in Doha, Qatar. AP Photo - BOTH teams have already made history. But they will want to make more.Morocco is the first Arab and African country to reac stanley cup h the World Cups last four.To get this point, the team, which is yet to be beaten in this years tournament, got the better of big names like Belgium, Spain and Portugal.They hope to add France to this list with a victory in todays semi-final.France seeks to advance, to become the first country in recent memory to successfully win back-to-back World Cups. The last time such a feat was achieved was in 1962.If the odds are against France in doing this, given the prospect of a 2018 reunion with a resurgent Croatia, or a date with Lionel Messi and Argentina, then Morocco, too, faces an uphill battle in just making the finals.On paper, the battle between the  Atlas Lions  and  Les Bleus  鈥?as Morocco and France are respectively nicknamed 鈥?seems like stanley  a case of David versus Goliath.France has the advantage of the top goal-scorer in the tournament so far, Kylian Mbapp茅, as well as figures such as Olivier Giroud and Rapha毛l Varane. But Morocco has the charge of being the underdog and having a strongly coh stanley de esive team.There is an old Moroccan saying:  Drop by drop the river rises.  This might well describe the kind of defensive game Morocco can play, with the potential to strike on the counter.Though sporting a  Fcnm Mighty Krush Entertainment donates water to Tobago schools
 NewsGuyana closer to election declarationClint Chan TackWednesday 17 June 2020GUYANA took one more step, on Tuesday, towards the declaration of results in its March 2 regional and general elections. That declaration would clear the way for People s Progressive Party/Civic  PPP/C  presidentia stanley website l candidate Irfaan Ali to be declared as Guyana s next president.In a statement issued by the Guyana Election Commission  GECOM , there were considerable deliberations by GECOM on a report submitted by Chief Election Officer Keith Lowenfield about the national recount of vo stanley us tes in the elections.After those discussions, GECOM said commission chairman Claudette Singh requested Lowenfield prepare a report to ascertain the results of the elections under Section 96 of the Representation of the People Act and in keeping hydrojug  with Order No 60 of 2020 and its addendum dated May 29, 2020.In her decision on Tuesday, Singh said the commission does not have  the powers of a court of law to examine and re-examine witnesses or to procure official documents to determine the truth of the allegations contained therein. Singh said some of the allegations are of a serious nature and must be addressed.Singh observed that Article 163  1   b  of the Guyana s constitution gives the High Court the exclusive jurisdiction to determine the validity of an election.She explained that in order to give itself the authority to conduct the national recount, GECOM resorted to Article 162  1   b  of the constitution  to take such