Born in Morocco, a tenant had been ordered, along with his partner, to leave their home after several unpaid rent payments. The couple settled their arrears after the deadline had expired. Yet the court of appeal has now wiped out the effects of the lease termination.
The French group HighCo will close Sogec’s production site in Villebon-sur-Yvette and centralize the processing of its promotional operations in Morocco. The restructuring concerns 64 employees in France and is expected to enable the company to significantly improve its profitability from 2027.
Two heirs living in Morocco risked losing all rights to 68,195 euros in rent collected from an estate in France. The Court of Cassation has now overturned the penalty and definitively ruled in their favor.
The Moroccan singer Saad Lamjarred is contesting his recent conviction to five years in prison for rape. Targeted by several sexual assault cases, the pop star is now fighting for the survival of his music career before French justice.
The Moroccan pop star has just been sentenced to five years in prison in France for rape. Facing this second consecutive heavy conviction, the singer’s musical future now seems more threatened than ever.
Moroccan singer Saad Lamjarred has been found guilty of rape for acts committed in 2018 . He is sentenced to five years in prison, without an arrest warrant, following a trial held in closed session.
Moroccan singer Saad Lamjarred, tried in closed session for the rape of a barmaid in 2018 , will learn his fate today. The artist contests all accusations brought against him.
After long denying accusations of plagiarism, Moroccan comedian Gad Elmaleh has finally made his mea culpa. He is currently on tour with his new show "Lui-même" with a stop on April 24, 2025 in Aix-en-Provence.
Hamza Bensatem, 23, working at the Child Protection in Marseille, has been hospitalized for a few days at the Aix-en-Provence University Hospital because of the coronavirus . He recounts his state of mind and at the same time sensitizes young people who trivialize the virus.
The Franco-Moroccan Rachid Benzine , a lecturer at the Institute of Political Studies in Aix-en-Provence and the Faculty of Theology in Paris, expresses his views on Islam in France, Islamophobia and radicalization.