More and more Muslim women wearing headscarves are leaving France to live their faith and have a fulfilling professional life, away from the looks that stick to the veil, all the sins of the world. This is revealed by an investigation by the magazine Slate.
The Moroccan banking system recorded, at the end of September, 80 billion DH in unpaid loans, or 8.5% of the outstanding bank loans. However, some banks have stated that these figures are rather positive compared to the beginning of the health crisis.
Until Sunday, the weather will be particularly stormy with strong gusts, snowfall, and temperature drops. The announcement was made by the General Directorate of Meteorology (DGM) in a special weather bulletin.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, Morocco has recorded 5,539 deaths with a mortality rate of 1.6%. Several reasons are behind this increase, explained the Minister of Health.
Aged 10 and 12 respectively, Abdel Malik Alami and Soufiane Alami, disappeared from the Fedasil reception center in Neder-Over-Heembeek, north of Brussels, the day after their arrival. The announcement was made by Child Focus on Monday.
Covid-19 obliges, the 2020/2021 university year has seen some changes. Moroccan students, used to a "normal" enrollment process, are facing several difficulties, including the delay in the payment of their scholarship.
Insurances refuse to reimburse the costs related to Covid-19 treatment and screening tests in the Kingdom. This is in defiance of the commitment of the Federation of Insurances and the Health Insurance Agency, which indicate that these care should be covered.
The arrival in the ranks of Daesh of Sahrawis from the Lahmada camps is becoming very worrying, warns the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation.
The end of the road for criminals who managed, around Kénitra, to swindle businessmen by making them believe that they were looking to convert millions of euros found in a chest rejected by the sea into dirhams.
Red coral, known for its contribution to the preservation of marine biodiversity, is now in danger in Morocco. Faced with the threat hanging over this endangered species, due to its overexploitation, sometimes clandestine, the WWF is sounding the alarm.
The wastewater discharged by olive processing plants in the Za wadi constantly pollutes the valley and the lives of the inhabitants of the city of Taourirt , in northwestern Morocco. Since 2014, the inhabitants have been denouncing this phenomenon, without any reaction from the regional authorities.
A sad sight is that of the cinema halls. Due to the lack of a real policy of heritage preservation, those in Casablanca are falling into ruin, making us regret the times when these architectural gems brought joy to so many generations of film lovers.