In Bologna, Italy, Hafida, a 20-year-old student of Moroccan origin, caught a baby born aboard a bus on Friday, October 30. The young woman held the newborn until doctors arrived. The mother and her son are doing well.
In the Netherlands, a disagreement over a young girl’s holiday schedule led a court to authorize her father to take her to Morocco for a family wedding. Her mother had asked for three and a half days with the child; the judge ruled that she would get that time back later.
In France, the Paris Court of Appeal erased 24,544 euros in debt for a man born in Morocco who had been evicted from his home. An initial ruling required him to make repayments over seven years, but judges reassessed his income and expenses.
MoroccoMoroccan singer Saïda Fikri loudly expresses her aversion to corrupt personalities who hate and fight committed art.
MoroccoThe authorities of Casablanca proceeded on Friday to the demolition of the historic building in the L’Anfa neighborhood. A measure that has aroused the anger of the residents.
MoroccoOlive oil has become an inaccessible luxury for Moroccan households with modest incomes. The price per liter has already crossed the 100 dirham mark.
MoroccoAlready the market leader in Belgium, Mathieu Nayis, the celebrity hairstylist, intends to expand rapidly internationally, through Morocco and France.
FranceThe customs officers in Menton intercepted on Friday nine dinosaur teeth from Morocco in a truck coming from Spain and bound for Italy.
MoroccoA Moroccan official denies the allegations that Morocco is considering killing three million stray dogs before the 2030 World Cup, which it will co-host with Spain and Portugal.
SpainJohn, a young man from Bilbao, traveled to Morocco to retrieve the phone stolen from his wife, containing unsaved photos and videos of their baby just a year old.
MoroccoA 15-year-old girl died in the Aïn Chock neighborhood of Casablanca after inhaling laughing gas. Four suspects have been arrested as part of the investigation.
MoroccoTaking the defense of her compatriot, the singer Tamer Hosny, following the statements of Bassma Boussil , the latter’s ex-wife, the Egyptian journalist Hala Sarhan shared a tweet on her official X account, criticizing the Moroccan singer and offending the Moroccan people, provoking the indignation of a group of Moroccan artists and journalists.
MoroccoAfter several weeks spent in the United Arab Emirates as part of a private visit, King Mohammed VI is back in Morocco.