Air Algérie is stepping up its offensive in sub-Saharan Africa. The Algerian airline is opening three new destinations in the autumn: Brazzaville, Conakry and Lagos, all markets where Royal Air Maroc has already established its network from Casablanca.
In Casablanca, preparations for the 2030 World Cup are accelerating demolition operations that began long ago. An analysis of satellite images conducted by the Belgian daily De Standaard shows that more than 15 hectares disappeared in less than a year within the Avenue Royale area.
Following reports of rats, cockroaches, mosquitoes and other pests in several neighborhoods of Casablanca, municipal officials are calling for a change in approach. They want to intervene before residents file complaints, rather than afterward.
Admitted to an engineering school after a preparatory program, a young Moroccan man saw his education abruptly interrupted. His work-study placement was terminated, his training halted and his housing lost. He was supposed to be able to re-enroll before 31 August 2026.
A French man and woman were arrested Saturday at Mohammed V Airport in Casablanca. Aged 26 and 28, they are suspected of being involved in a fatal accident that occurred in Marrakech and of having attempted to mislead justice.
The move of the American consulate in Casablanca to Casa Finance City gave rise to a rather unusual contract: Washington hired a company to prepare its own employees for the change. The first attempt was even canceled for lack of funding.
A woman born in Morocco had been denied French nationality by the Nantes Judicial Court, which notably questioned her civil status and parentage. Three years later, the Court of Appeal completely overturns the decision: she is indeed French through her father.
The United States will continue its air security reinforcement program in Morocco, with particular attention to Mohammed V Airport in Casablanca. Washington justifies this choice by the existence of several direct flights linking the Moroccan metropolis to the United States.
A few hours after claiming that compromising images had been fabricated using artificial intelligence, a Moroccan influencer was arrested at Mohammed V Airport as she was preparing to leave the country.
Subsidized flour intended for the poorest households was found in an informal bakery in Casablanca. The initial findings of the investigation point to a network that allegedly distributed several tonnes of the product for commercial purposes.
Casablanca will take out a loan of nearly 444 million dirhams to acquire 350 buses currently held by Alsa Al Baida. A substantial portion of this sum will first be used to settle the operator’s related bank debt.
Being able to afford housing is becoming more difficult for young people in the three major Moroccan cities studied. In one year, the proportion of those who say they can afford these expenses fell from 68 % to 59 %. Tangier is the city under the greatest pressure.