
Rym Fikri: serious accusations against the singer
The family of Rym Fikri’s disappeared, kidnapped and then murdered husband has made serious accusations against the singer. Her lawyer is defending her.

The family of Rym Fikri’s disappeared, kidnapped and then murdered husband has made serious accusations against the singer. Her lawyer is defending her.

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.

The five students missing since January 24 in Zagora were found last Monday near the Kissan mountain near the commune of Taftechna. Accused of rape on a minor and harassment, one of them was placed in pre-trial detention, while another, a minor, was placed under surveillance.

Five students have been missing since Thursday in the Zagora region. The local authorities are working to find them.

A young Englishman who disappeared in 2017 suddenly reappears in France after leading an atypical life in Morocco.

Mohamed Chairi Hatti, 17, from Fnideq in Morocco, disappeared at sea while trying to reach Ceuta by swimming. His family is desperately searching for him.

Hisham Terrak finally found his father, El Mekki, suffering from Alzheimer’s and missing for eight years. The Moroccan retiree, buried anonymously in a cemetery in the Paris region, was identified thanks to a DNA sample taken three years ago.

The relatives of Emmanuel Soria and Maximiliano Ludvik, two Argentine surfers who went missing at sea in Malaga on August 27, continue their search in Morocco and Ceuta in an attempt to find them.

Missing since July 17, 2015 after leaving his home in the Mordacs neighborhood in Champigny, El Mekki Terrak, a retired man of Moroccan origin, was found dead in Seine-Saint-Denis and buried without his children being informed. His son, Hisham, who has been searching for him for eight years, has just learned the sad news.

The Civil Guard found the lifeless body of Hanane, a 34-year-old Moroccan woman living in Cieza (Murcia), who had been missing since Wednesday.

Missing after the earthquake that shook Morocco and killed more than 2,400 people, two British tourists were found alive, sleeping safely in the streets of an isolated village.

A 20-year-old engineering student, Sami El Yousfi Alaoui, of Moroccan origin, has not given any sign of life since the night from Saturday to Sunday in Brest.