19 people were killed and 20 others were injured in a road accident near Khouribga on Wednesday, August 17, 2022. An investigation has been opened to determine the causes of this tragedy.
Morocco is the country most dependent on cash. It tops the ranking of countries where people pay the most with cash.
Some 34% of Moroccans wish to leave Morocco. This is the result of the survey conducted by the Arab Barometer on migration.
In France, Maghrebians and blacks are still victims of discrimination on the private beaches of the Côte d’Azur. Two of them were singled out during a "testing" operation organized this summer by SOS Racisme.
In Casablanca, a deputy prosecutor of the king is being prosecuted for adultery after having had sexual relations with a cleaning lady and intermediaries. He is part of the judges highlighted as part of an investigation into the alleged involvement of magistrates in an attempt to interfere in an ongoing legal case.
In Casablanca, the case of the judges flagged as part of an investigation into the alleged involvement of magistrates in an attempt to interfere in an ongoing legal case, has more secrets to reveal. A judge who held the position of president of a chamber at the court of appeal has been indicted for corruption.
The American giant Meta has revealed some information about how Moroccans use emojis on the two platforms Facebook and Instagram. Sadness, support, love are clearly the most popular, to the detriment of joy and laughter.
The Jacques Bouthier case, named after the former CEO of the insurance brokerage group Assu 2000 (renamed Vilavi), imprisoned in France for "rape of a minor", is an enigma that Moroccan and French investigators are trying to solve.
The local authorities have announced the opening of an investigation to determine the real causes of the forest fires that have become recurrent in recent times in the northern region of Morocco .
Two Moroccan artists died in a serious road accident that occurred in the province of Beni Mellal . An investigation is underway to determine the circumstances of these deaths.
Amnesty International has called on the Spanish government and Congress to open an investigation into the assault of sub-Saharan migrants on the Melilla fence, which occurred on June 24 and left at least 23 dead.
The public prosecutor’s office ordered, on Saturday, the opening of an investigation into judges who would have interfered in an ongoing case. The alleged involvement of the judges would have been reported by an audio recording circulating on social networks.