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  • Casablanca’s Video Game Market Struggles Amid Pandemic, Forcing Sellers to Adapt
    5 November 2020, by Jérôme

    Many thought the health crisis would be much more profitable for video game sellers, but that is not the case. The daily Assabah confirms this after its visit to the joutiya of Derb Ghallef, one of the meeting points for video game enthusiasts.
    Covid-19 obliges, during this time of year, favorable for selling video games, the joutiya of Derb Gballef is also grinding. The end of October of each year constitutes the last opportunity period for video game sellers to sell their goods, thanks (…)

  • Casablanca Contraband Merchants Face Crisis as Border Closures Threaten Livelihoods
    21 February 2020, by Ginette

    Merchants of contraband products in Casablanca fear the closure of their shops. Another fallout from the closure of border posts at Sebta and Melilla. Two of these merchants have shared their fears with H24infos.
    Hafid has been running a business in Derb Ghallef for several decades. He no longer knows which way to turn and speaks of an untenable, difficult situation. He explains that, like many other merchants, he resorts to the stocks he has. "But I will end up liquidating these stocks (…)

  • Moroccan Police Seize 3,000 High-End Smartphones Smuggled from France
    29 October 2020, by Ginette

    The police seized, on Monday, October 26, a batch of high-end phones at the Derb Ghallef souk in Casablanca. These are Oppo Find X2 Neo smartphones illegally introduced into Moroccan territory.
    The police acted quickly to intercept these phones, a model that has never been imported by Oppo Morocco. After recovering these stolen phones, Oppo Morocco issued a press release on Tuesday evening to explain that it had not initiated any action or prosecution against the Derb Ghallef resellers. (…)

  • Moroccan Police Crack Down on High-Tech Exam Cheating Devices
    30 May 2021, by Sylvanus

    The General Directorate of National Security (DGSN) is working to put an end to the clandestine sale of new tools and devices used by cheating students during exams. In its sights, the old flea market of Derb Ghallef.
    No truce in the fight against exam fraud. In Derb Ghallef, the DGSN elements would have placed under surveillance several distribution channels for the new devices and technological instruments imported from China. These technological communication vectors allow students to (…)