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In a gripping episode of the hit radio program "Hatta La Nansa" (Lest We Forget), veteran broadcaster Abdellatif Chraibi took listeners on a high-stakes journey through the highs and lows of the national sports scene. From the nail-biting finishes of the football league to the raw, emotional struggles of Olympic-hopeful boxers, the broadcast pulled back the curtain on the grit and glamour of Moroccan sports.<h3 data-path-to-node="5">The Turf War: Chabab Mohammedia Defies the Odds</h3>The episode kicked off with a live adrenaline rush as the focus shifted to the Botola Pro 2. The headlines were dominated by a defensive masterclass from Chabab Mohammedia, who managed to stifle the league leaders, Moghreb Tétouan, with a 1-0 victory. The star of the show was undoubtedly goalkeeper Ashraf Kaja, whose "superhuman" saves protected a fragile lead and sent shockwaves through the standings.Meanwhile, the atmosphere was tense at the Martyrs' Stadium in Oued Zem. Correspondent "Al-Nafai" reported a stunning upset as Chabab Houara outmaneuvered Rapide Oued Zem with a 2-1 win. The tactical discipline shown by Houara left the home crowd in stunned silence, proving once again that in the lower divisions of Moroccan sports, no giant is safe.<h3 data-path-to-node="8">Meknes’ Hidden Gems: Boxing Royalty Without a Throne</h3>The heart of the broadcast, however, beat within the studio walls.  Chraibi hosted two of the most promising figures in the boxing world: Nouhaila Al-Halioui (African Champion, 57kg) and the rising star Chaima Anwar (Regional Champion, 70kg) from the Rashad Meknassi Club.The conversation was a poignant mix of technical insight and social commentary. Nouhaila Al-Halioui spoke candidly about the "tactical tricks" and psychological warfare required in the ring, crediting the Al-Khasi family for her development. Yet, beneath the gold medals lies a startling reality: these athletes are training in a vacuum of financial support.<h3 data-path-to-node="11">The "Family" Sacrifice: A Crisis in Training</h3>The most provocative moment of the episode came when  Abdellatif Chraibi questioned the sustainability of the club’s success. It was revealed that the Rashad Meknassi Club operates entirely for free, driven solely by the personal pockets and passion of Coach Mehdi Al-Khasi."How long can a family carry the weight of an entire city’s youth?" Cheribi asked, directed at the municipal and regional councils of Meknes. While the city celebrates its champions, the institutions responsible for funding have remained conspicuously silent, leaving the future of these Moroccan sports icons hanging by a thread.<h3 data-path-to-node="14">A Breath of Life for KAC Kenitra</h3>The episode ended on a hopeful note for the "Greens." News broke of KAC Kenitra’s vital 1-0 victory over Stade Marocain. Director Mehdi Edoum described the win as a "lifeline," giving the legendary club much-needed breathing room to reorganize and escape the looming threat of relegation.