
Interpol Red Notice Leads to Arrest of Chinese Woman in Morocco for Child Abduction
A 51-year-old Chinese national was arrested on Monday by Moroccan authorities at Mohammed V International Airport in Casablanca, following an Interpol red notice.

A 51-year-old Chinese national was arrested on Monday by Moroccan authorities at Mohammed V International Airport in Casablanca, following an Interpol red notice.

This is a match that will make history in Africa. The Moroccan club Wydad refused yesterday to take the field after a disputed goal, which prompted the referee to end the match and declare the Espérance de Tunis team the winner.

For the establishment of its very first aparthotel in North Africa, "Aparthotels Adagio" has chosen the economic capital of Morocco. The European giant in the field of tourist residences, explained in a press release this Tuesday, May 28, its choice for Casablanca which is motivated by "its ambition to conquer other territories outside Europe and France".

The Court of Appeal of Casablanca has just served as a ring to two police officers, on duty, and in uniform, who came to blows to settle their differences. One of them would have been injured.

The Spanish airline Air Europa will launch a new flight from the city of Madrid to Mohammed V Airport in Casablanca starting June 1st.

For some time now, a wave of dismissals has been shaking the Ministry of Youth and Sports. The seat of Kamal Hajhouj, director of the Mohammed VI Sports Complex in Casablanca, has not escaped this onslaught. Indeed, he has just been dismissed from his duties due to "the delay in opening the stadium".

A motorcyclist who collided head-on with a tram between the El Fida and Sraghna stations died, announced RATP Dev Casablanca in a press release.

A gang has just been dismantled in Casablanca. It was active in desecrating the tombs of Christian people, not for necromantic purposes... But for the gold and precious metals that are buried with the bodies of the deceased.

Two Spanish nationals were arrested on Friday by the police for their alleged involvement in a case of gold possession. The police believe that this gold comes from criminal activities.

A man in his thirties was admitted to a Casablanca clinic following a serious car accident. Three days later, he was declared clinically dead, and the family would have been forced to pay the sum of 230,000 dirhams if they wanted to recover the deceased’s body.

The heir apparent Moulay Hassan is said to have, like his father King Mohammed VI, started taking walks on the Ain Diab corniche, according to some media sources.

The charlatan Mosâab Touzi, accused of several rapes on his "clients", was sentenced by the Casablanca Court of Appeal to seven years in prison with a fine of 80,000 dirhams.