Footballer Omar Achadoud died suddenly in his sleep last Saturday. This sad event was followed by another painful loss for the family three days later, the death of his father, Mbark, according to the mosque in Houthalen (Province of Limburg).
Ashraf Sekkaki, 39, imprisoned in Morocco since 2009, was sentenced by the Antwerp Criminal Court to four years in prison for money laundering, intimidation and corruption.
Imane Khraiss, a 25-year-old Moroccan woman, fell into the Senne with her bicycle on Saturday. She has been missing since then. The rescue services are still searching for her.
The nightmare is over in Switzerland for Belgian lawyer of Moroccan origin, Fara (Farida) Chorfi. Accused of aggravated money laundering, considered a crime in this country, she has just been declared not guilty after more than ten years of proceedings that led her to prison twice.
The trial of the Brussels attacks continues to reveal its secrets. At Thursday’s hearing, the investigating judges drew the portrait of Belgian-Moroccan Ali El Haddad Asufi, 39, the main accused in these attacks.
Moroccan Ibrahim Farisi, one of the two accused appearing free at the trial of the March 22, 2016 attacks, made a new spectacular move by disrupting the proceedings during Tuesday’s hearing. The president of the assize court ordered his evacuation from the courtroom.
The public prosecutor’s office wants to try businessman Wim Beckmann, the main suspect in the murder of Samira Bekkar, 27, a Moroccan woman whose lifeless body was found in 2008 on the property of the latter, near Antwerp.
The Antwerp indictment chamber has decided to send all thirteen suspects in the murder by torture of Hilal Makhtout (33 years old), of Moroccan origin and resident of Genk, before the Tongres Assize Court.
The Belgian police are investigating a fight involving former Belgian international of Moroccan origin, Marouane Fellaini , as well as one of his brothers.
Amin El Boujdaini, a Belgian-Moroccan, municipal councilor in Anderlecht, is the biggest asset of the Mouvement réformateur (MR) to seduce the Moroccan community in Belgium and especially in Brussels.
The herbal tea product "Herbes du Maroc" (50 g) of the Hayatea brand has been withdrawn from the shelves in Belgium and customers who have purchased it are asked to return it to the points of sale.
Mohamed, a 26-year-old Moroccan homeless man, sees his life turned upside down overnight due to a terrible accident. While fleeing a police check, he lost his legs under a metro.