COVID-19 Lockdown Leaves Moroccan Sex Workers Without Income
29 March 2020
The consequences of COVID-19 are sparing no sector of activity. Prostitutes find themselves unemployed and without income due to the lockdown.
29 March 2020
The consequences of COVID-19 are sparing no sector of activity. Prostitutes find themselves unemployed and without income due to the lockdown.
29 March 2020
The Ministry of National Education has announced in a press release that it plans to use the Microsoft Teams collaborative service to allow students enrolled in private schools (…)
29 March 2020
With 2.7% of GDP, Morocco ranks fourth in the global ranking of economies that have devoted a significant budget to the fight against coronavirus. This is indicated by the (…)
29 March 2020
The public prosecutor’s office has so far initiated proceedings against 56 individuals for publishing false information about the spread of the new coronavirus (covid-19).
29 March 2020
Faced with the COVID-19 pandemic, the PSA group has implemented reinforced health measures in order to create the conditions for a secure and gradual resumption of activities. (…)
29 March 2020
The print media is being hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic. The reason is the decision of the Ministry of Culture to suspend the publication and distribution of print media.
29 March 2020
The Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccans Residing Abroad, Nasser Bourita, said that Morocco "is pleased with the trust" of the European Union, which (…)
29 March 2020
The number of new confirmed cases in Morocco is now 402 after the identification, this Saturday, of 69 people tested positive for the coronavirus.
29 March 2020
Several low-income families in the Béni Mellal-Khénifra region have received food aid. This, in order to help them alleviate the difficulties related to the state of emergency (…)
29 March 2020
Moroccans are developing an increased interest in television during this period marked by confinement due to the coronavirus. Their television consumption has thus increased in (…)