The Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF) has been "robbed" of three players who had already been selected by Morocco in the U17 category. But the Belgian Football Federation, seeing the danger coming, got ahead of the FRMF by recruiting these three dual nationals.
Two young Brussels women of Moroccan origin have developed an application to help students make their career choices. Their innovation has been selected for the final of an international competition.
At least 762 homeless people, including Moroccans, have died on the streets of the Brussels region in fifteen years, according to a census by the collective Les Morts de la rue.
In Antwerp, an elderly woman accused of being "racist" was thrown off a bus following a dispute with Moroccans. Injured, she was taken to the hospital. The police are investigating the incident.
More and more Brussels Muslims , especially of Moroccan origin, prefer to bury their loved ones far from the land of origin, despite the easing of health restrictions.
Belgium still has a long way to go in the fight against racism, discrimination and all kinds of stereotypes. This is the case, for example, in the cleaning sector.
Last Thursday, the residents of the CPAS nursing home in Hal (Flemish Brabant) were shocked by the death of Mohamed, a man of Moroccan origin who drowned in a pond while trying to save two children.
The Executive of Muslims of Belgium (EMB) has announced to Belgian citizens of Muslim faith that it is mandatory to wear a mask in mosques again.
Black Thursday for Abdelkader Bouajaja, sentenced by the Brussels Assize Court to 24 years in prison, for the murder in Molenbeek-Saint-Jean on September 3, 2019, of Leïla Zahiri, his partner. Despite the testimony of his ex-wife who described him as an "introverted and calm" man, he was found guilty by the jury.
The report of the Flemish Inspectorate of Finance on the subsidies granted in recent years to non-profit organizations, including the famous "Let’s Go Urban Academy" association, accuses deputy Sihame El Kaouakibi of "systematic abuse of subsidy flows".
Morocco could suspend air links with Belgium, whose epidemiological situation has deteriorated in recent days.
On October 15, the residents of Zelik in Brussels were shocked by the horrific murder of Rachida, a 52-year-old woman of Moroccan origin who was about to leave her husband, Ali, 68, a violent man who beat her constantly. Rachida is the 17th woman to fall victim to a man’s murderous madness who knows only the language of violence.