Former Miss France Malika Ménard Welcomes First Child on Mother’s Day
25 May 2025
Journalist Malika Ménard, former Miss France, 37, and her husband, Belgian-Moroccan businessman Karim, 50, are now parents of a baby girl named Sherazade.
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Renowned Moroccan Amazigh Artist Bourhim Outfnout Dies at 87
25 May 2025
Mourning in the Moroccan artistic world. Amazigh artist Bourhim Outfnout, whose real name was Abderrahmane Bourhim, has died at the age of 87.
Marvel’s Spider-Man 4 May Swing into Morocco for Filming
20 May 2025
Information suggests that part of the next installment of the "Spider-Man" film could be shot in Morocco.
Former Miss France Malika Ménard Prepares Parisian Nursery for June Baby
19 May 2025
Journalist Malika Ménard, former Miss France, 37, and her husband, Belgian-Moroccan businessman Karim, 50, are pulling out all the stops to welcome their first child.
Moroccan Pop Star Saad Lamjarred Appeals 6-Year Rape Sentence in French Court
16 May 2025
The Moroccan singer Saad Lamjarred had appealed his conviction in Paris to six years in prison for aggravated rape.
Moroccan Tadelakt Plaster Gains Popularity in French Home Decor
12 May 2025
Tadelakt is a unique Moroccan lime plaster that meets all decorative desires and is trending in Europe, especially in France.
French TV Host Béatrice Schönberg’s 20-Year Love Affair with Morocco
10 May 2025
Between the French journalist and television host Béatrice Schönberg and Morocco, it’s a love story that endures.
French Actor Gérard Lanvin Defends Moroccan Residence Amid Tax Exile Accusations
10 May 2025
In an interview, French actor Gérard Lanvin responds to his critics who accuse him of settling in Marrakech to avoid paying taxes in France.
British TV Star Johnny Vaughan Praises Marrakech as Affordable Exotic Getaway
7 May 2025
Celebrities from around the world continue to flock to Marrakech. The latest to set foot on Moroccan soil is a British television star.
Author’s Train Journey from France to Morocco Explores Cultural Roots and Slow Travel
6 May 2025
"What if we went back to the homeland by train?" This is the rather evocative title of Nassira El Moaddem’s book, published by Gallimard. A guide-narrative of her journey (…)