
Kuwaiti Singer Arrested in Marrakech Prostitution Raid
A famous Kuwaiti singer is among the people arrested in a villa set up for prostitution in a residence located in the tourist area of Agdal, on Mohammed VI Avenue in Marrakech.

A famous Kuwaiti singer is among the people arrested in a villa set up for prostitution in a residence located in the tourist area of Agdal, on Mohammed VI Avenue in Marrakech.

The court of first instance in Marrakech sentenced a Kuwaiti and a Moroccan on Friday to seven months and ten months in prison, respectively, for the murder of a 22-year-old Moroccan woman, found drowned in the swimming pool of a villa in Sidi Brahim, Marrakech.

The Kuwaitis and Moroccans suspected of being involved in the death of a 22-year-old Moroccan woman after her fall into a villa pool in Ouahat Sidi Brahim in Marrakech will appear in court next Friday.

The Moroccan Association of Human Rights (AMDH), Marrakech section, is getting involved in the case of the young Moroccan woman who died after falling into a pool of a villa located in Ouahat Sidi Brahim on the evening of Monday, April 15, in which several Kuwaitis are involved. It calls for a thorough investigation and the eradication of the phenomenon of sex tourism.

After his arrest and presentation by the royal gendarmerie services before the public prosecutor’s office, a Kuwaiti national was placed in detention. Ten individuals, in addition to the main suspect, are suspected of being involved in the death of a young woman after her fall into a villa pool located in Ouahat Sidi Brahim in Marrakech.

The impact of the boycott campaign on its activities is pushing the American coffee chain Starbucks, managed by the Kuwaiti group Alshaya, to carry out massive layoffs.

The Kuwaiti group Alshaya, which has been in difficulty since the economic crisis due to the Covid-19 pandemic, has entered into negotiations with an American investment company to sell it a stake in the Starbucks franchise it operates in the Middle East, North Africa and Central Asia.

The Kuwaiti group Alshaya, which manages the international brands H&M and Starbucks in Morocco, has just reacted to the rumors that the two brands were going to permanently leave the kingdom.

The Swedish ready-to-wear brand H&M and the American coffee chain Starbucks managed by the Kuwaiti group Alshaya would be close to leaving Morocco. What are the reasons for this probable departure?

The Provincial Court of Alicante has sentenced a Kuwaiti businessman residing in Calpe (Alicante) to seven years in prison for the rape of a Moroccan woman he had hired as a babysitter for his children in 2019.

The Moroccan futsal team crushed their Kuwaiti counterpart by the clear score of 7 goals to 1, in the final of the Arab Futsal Cup which took place in Saudi Arabia.

The Moroccan futsal team , led by Hicham Dguig, is about to play its third consecutive final in the Arab Cup, this Friday, June 16. This time, it is against Kuwait, a team they have already defeated in the group stage.