
Moroccan Authorities Seize 7 Tons of Cannabis in Major Casablanca Drug Bust
The Central Bureau of Judicial Investigations (BCIJ) has managed to thwart a major cannabis resin trafficking operation in Casablanca.
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The Central Bureau of Judicial Investigations (BCIJ) has managed to thwart a major cannabis resin trafficking operation in Casablanca.

The trial of the double murder of the two Scandinavian tourists, in Imlil, near Marrakech, will begin on May 2 next at the Court of Appeal of Salé, a court specialized in terrorism cases.

Starting in 2020, access to faculties will become more difficult. The fields of study will be supervised by the faculty heads, using a sorting system that will take into account the student’s grades and assessments during their high school career.

The digital revolution will have a direct impact on economic opportunities, the job market and social well-being in Africa, according to a study by the Boston Consulting Group (BCG).

Fuel prices rose by 5.2%, despite the stability of the consumer price index observed between February and March 2019.
Like several international celebrities in the artistic community, Maître Gims and Maluma have chosen the ochre city for the filming of their new clip.

Author of a great season with Ajax Amsterdam, Hakim Ziyech would be followed by the giants of the Premier League, as well as other European clubs.

From May 1st, women awaiting childbirth will have to pay 100% of the costs before requesting reimbursement from the National Social Security Fund (CNOPS). Following the recent decision of the latter, the Association of Private Gynecologists (AGP) has decided to refuse all files from the organization.

The DGSN services in Tangier have succeeded in putting an end to the fraudulent maneuvers of a woman and her accomplice.

E-learning is in the process of revolutionizing the traditional pedagogical model, transforming the student into the main actor and the classrooms into workshops for debates and case studies.

The solidarity tax against disasters was not adopted at the Council of Government on Thursday, April 18, due to a lack of consensus within the majority parties.

Students from the National School of Computer Science and Systems Analysis (ENSIAS) have succeeded in developing two nanosatellites, intended for the study of the atmosphere and climate change.