Reda Abakrim, alias "Turbo" , the main suspect in the murder of the husband of singer Rym Fikri, appeared before the Casablanca Court of Appeal in the case of the murder of Brahim Hajaji in France in 2007.
The judicial police of Sidi Bernoussi in Casablanca are investigating the mysterious death of a homeless person, whose lifeless body was found on Sunday in a small space near a large company he was squatting with his wife.
Suspected of financial irregularities in his management of the municipality of Fkir Ben Salah, the former minister Mohamed Moubdii , currently in prison, could soon appear before the courts.
Reda Abakrim, alias "Turbo", the main accused in the kidnapping and murder of the husband of artist Rym Fikri , was acquitted in April by the Casablanca Court of Appeal, after being prosecuted in 2020 for the crimes of kidnapping, sequestration and premeditated murder.
The family of Rym Fikri’s disappeared, kidnapped and then murdered husband has made serious accusations against the singer. Her lawyer is defending her.
A total of six people, including an expatriate Moroccan, were arrested by the elements of the prefectural judicial police of Casablanca, in connection with the kidnapping and murder of the husband of actress and singer Rym Fikri .
The worrying disappearance in Casablanca of singer Rym Fikri’s husband continues to fuel debates on social media. Meanwhile, the investigation led by the National Brigade of the Judicial Police (BNPJ) continues. Investigators favor the trail of "abandonment of the marital home" or drug trafficking.
Moroccan singer Omar Cherif died during the night from Monday to Tuesday at his home in Casablanca. An investigation is underway to determine the exact circumstances of the death.
The low water flow in large cities like Casablanca worries the residents who denounce the intempestive water cuts. For the Lydec authorities, the available water resources are insufficient to meet the needs of the populations, in this period of water stress.
The Court of Appeal of Casablanca has just postponed to February 20 the examination of the file of the accused in the murder of young Badr, coldly murdered in the city . Another postponement deplored by the victim’s family who demand justice.
Gong cha, the fastest growing Taiwanese tea brand in the world, is setting up in Morocco as part of its partnership with the European franchisee Mad Vision Group. Its ambition: to make the kingdom its starting point for the conquest of other North African markets.
In Casablanca, the closure of the esplanade of the Hassan II Mosque is causing incomprehension among worshippers and foreign tourists.