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Little Meryem Amjoun continues to reap successes. A year after winning the "2018 Arab Reading Challenge" in Dubai, she has just been selected to host a children’s program on the 2M channel.
A major reshuffle awaits the Moroccan government as soon as King Mohammed VI returns from his stay in Gabon. More than a political earthquake, it is a real clean-up operation in the face of numerous cases of corruption and embezzlement of public funds.
An individual, the subject of a double national arrest warrant, was arrested by the elements of the Tangier Police Prefecture at the beginning of the week. He presented himself at the police station under a false identity, in order to file a complaint for the loss of a license plate.
The Gibraltar customs services managed to apprehend a German national at the Spanish border. The individual was in possession of a large quantity of drugs from Morocco.
Owner of a large tourism and leisure project in Fez, a Moroccan Resident Abroad (MRE) has launched an appeal for help to King Mohammed VI. The authorities of the city proceeded to the closure of his project last February, without presenting the reasons.
An Australian national, the subject of a green notice issued by Interpol, was apprehended by the Tourist Police services in Rabat, for possession of child pornographic photos.
The demolition of the Holocaust Memorial by the Moroccan authorities for lack of authorization has provoked the anger of the NGO behind the project. It has just demanded compensation of 100,000 euros from the Moroccan state for the losses suffered.
At least seven deaths were recorded in the Taroudant region yesterday, Wednesday, August 28, after heavy rains. The local authorities are now being criticized for not having taken the necessary measures.
Specializing in white marriage, a Moroccan-Spanish criminal network has just been dismantled by the Spanish security services. It pocketed 6,000 euros for fake marriage contracts between Spanish citizens and Moroccan undocumented immigrants.
The many complaints recorded by tourists place Marrakech in the global top 10 of destinations with a high risk of food poisoning. This ranking, conducted by the company Sick Holiday, was published by the British Daily Mail.
An attempt to traffic cannabis resin was thwarted by the Moroccan customs at the Port of Tangier on Tuesday, August 27. A couple of Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) tried to smuggle a quantity of 460 kilograms, carefully hidden in the bodywork of their 4x4 car, in the form of slabs.
The Moroccan Embassy in Islamabad is suspected by the Pakistani Ministry of Foreign Affairs of being involved in a case of fraud and illegal importation of goods.