
Agadir’s Fish Market Scandal: Tourists and Locals Outraged by 1000% Price Hike
5 July 2025
Moroccans and tourists denounce the exaggerated rise in prices at the cooked fish market, located near the road leading to the Kasbah of Agadir Oufella.
5 July 2025
Moroccans and tourists denounce the exaggerated rise in prices at the cooked fish market, located near the road leading to the Kasbah of Agadir Oufella.
22 June 2025
Des organisations de protection des consommateurs appellent les autorités locales à renforcer les contrôles des snacks sur les plages en cette saison estivale afin d’éviter (…)
10 June 2025
The discovery of remains and heads of donkeys, mules, and other animals in a landfill in Al Massira III (Moulay Rachid-Sidi Othmane), not far from Casablanca, on the eve of Eid (…)
30 May 2025
The hard discount chain BIM continued its expansion in Morocco in the first quarter of 2025 with the opening of 39 new stores. Its network now reaches 828 points of sale in a (…)
27 May 2025
Considered as "Morocco’s liquid gold," argan oil is a highly sought-after ingredient in the beauty industry. Its consumption also brings many health benefits.
26 May 2025
The price of bread, a widely consumed product in Morocco, could see an increase in the coming days or weeks. This is due to market fluctuations and rising transport and (…)
3 April 2025
In Morocco, cigarette prices have seen a new increase since Tuesday, April 1st. The brands produced in Morocco, in particular those held by the Moroccan Tobacco Company (SMT), (…)
24 March 2025
Cigarette prices will soar in the coming days in Morocco. The joint ministerial commission responsible for approving these prices is preparing to submit its report to the (…)
24 March 2025
Morocco is at the top of the countries importing Tunisian dates over the past five months, according to official Tunisian sources. The kingdom imported 22.8% of the total (…)
21 March 2025
The online shopping platform AliExpress, a subsidiary of the Chinese group Alibaba, now offers Moroccan buyers the possibility to pay for their purchases in Moroccan dirhams. (…)