Ceuta Migration Update: Spain’s Territorial Policy Minister Ángel Víctor Torres says over 3,000 migrants (including several hundred minors) are still on Ceuta’s streets, with transfers to state accommodation continuing and hopes to relocate everyone within weeks; 150–200 people return to Morocco daily. Morocco–Ghana Football Link: Morocco striker Tawfik Bentayeb has been cleared after a head injury scare and is expected to complete a short recovery protocol before joining the Atlas Lions for their friendly against Ghana in Tangier on 4 October. Ghana Squad Shake-Up: Carlos Queiroz’s Black Stars face late changes as Prince Adu Kwabena is ruled out with a head injury and Brandon Thomas-Asante is called up; Mohammed Kudus also withdraws, while Mohammed Fuseini gets a late call-up. Tourism Business Watch: FasterCapital has accepted MesbahPark Malabata into its EquityPilot program to support the planned $50M Tangier seafront theme park with permitting and investor materials ahead of 2030 operations. Travel Tech for Visitors: South Korea announces K-ETA exemptions for 22 countries in 2026 and lists ETA stay periods, including Morocco (90 days), plus smart-gate eligibility expansion to cut peak immigration queues. Morocco Demand Signal: Intrepid Travel says Morocco could become a top-selling destination for UK and Ireland after its biggest-ever fam trip, with agent sales driving plans to expand its trade team.