After spending ten years in unsanitary housing in the Villeray neighborhood in Quebec, Adil Saksak and his Moroccan-origin family will receive $23,000 in compensation from their landlord. This is the decision of the Régie du logement.
In total, 1.05 million Moroccan families are exposed to the coronavirus due to the cramped living space and unsanitary conditions in which they live. This is revealed by a recent study by the High Commission for Planning (HCP).
Members of a family killed one of their cousins by stoning him for agricultural land belonging to someone else. They blamed the victim for having helped a landowner legally recover a farmland on which they were growing crops.
After two successive miscarriages, Zineb, a young woman from Casablanca, gave birth last week to quadruplets. A happy event in this very difficult period.
An Oran family invited Moroccans to the Iftar meal during the month of Ramadan. The scene was immortalized by the Algerian television channel. Propaganda?
The family of a Moroccan national, who died in Bosnia, has made a desperate appeal to King Mohammed VI , in order to be able to repatriate the body of their son and bury him in his country of origin.
The covid-19 pandemic has disrupted habits. Cash circulation has increased by 13 billion dirhams between February and March to reach 267 billion dirhams, six times the amount recorded over the same period in 2019.
Contaminated for 40 days, four members of a family living in Tetouan , in the popular district of Oued Samsa, have resorted to traditional treatments based on medicinal herbs instead of being treated in the hospital. The deterioration of the health of one of them forced them to be hospitalized.
The king Mohammed VI ordered the launch of the Ramadan-1441 food distribution operation, in favor of 600,000 underprivileged families, including 459,504 in rural areas.
Families whose children are enrolled in French schools in Morocco are determined to pay only half of the third quarter tuition fees. A petition has been launched to force the management to give in.
In full confinement in Morocco, Pierre Sedej, a history-geography teacher at the French college Saint-Exupéry and his family, are worried that they will not be able to spend the summer holidays in France.
All indicators are in the red at the level of Moroccan households. Their morale is at its lowest due to the raging pandemic, which is making their lives harder than usual.