
Tangier's Tourist Gem Turns Gambling Den: Corniche Crisis Sparks Outcry
The Tangier Corniche, one of the main tourist facades of the city, has been transformed into a refuge for the homeless and a space for gambling games.

The Tangier Corniche, one of the main tourist facades of the city, has been transformed into a refuge for the homeless and a space for gambling games.

In Morocco, most beaches are not clean due to the prevailing incivility. Despite the efforts made by the authorities, the problem remains.

While the scandal related to the sewage leak at Marina Bay Tanger is not yet a thing of the past, an enormous sewage stream appears and flows directly into the beaches of "Metragaz" and "Sidi Kacem", on the territory of the municipality of Gzenaya. Enough to ruin the holidays of summer visitors and the population.

The authorities of Casablanca are carrying out a vast campaign to strengthen green spaces within the city. It consists of planting and greening the highways and main roads, and watering these spaces with treated wastewater provided by the Médiouna and Aïn Diab treatment plants.

Severely affected by the earthquake that struck Morocco in September 2023, the Atlas cypress, a protected species, is threatened with extinction due to human exploitation and climate change.

The anarchic installation of tents on Moroccan beaches is a recurring phenomenon during the summer season. While some citizens approve of this practice, others emphasize the need to preserve the integrity and cleanliness of the beaches.

The residents of the Al Massira neighborhood in Marrakech have expressed their anger following the publication on social networks of images showing the planting of new palm trees in a green space, questioning the usefulness of planting palm trees in the city.

Geographically, France will move closer to Morocco in 250 million years. This is what geologists predict.

On the web, Moroccan activists are complaining about the quality of water in Moroccan cities, particularly in Rabat. Environmental actors are calling for the "modernization of the infrastructure for the transport and distribution of drinking water".

Six months after the implementation of a new 220 million dirham waste management contract, the city of Fez is facing an accumulation of garbage in its streets. This situation is causing discontent among residents, who hold the municipal council responsible.

In Morocco, anarchy reigns over beach sites during the summer season, spoiling the Moroccan vacation experience for vacationers and tourists.

The massive accumulation of waste in the streets and neighborhoods of the commune of Mehdia, in the province of Kénitra, added to the bad odors they emit with the rise in temperatures in the summer, is causing a wave of indignation. The residents are calling for urgent intervention by the local authorities.