Moroccan Media Icon Kaoutar Boudarraja Dies at 40: Trailblazer in Taboo-Breaking TV
The Moroccan presenter, journalist and model Kaoutar Boudarraja has died from an illness at the age of 40. The news has been officially confirmed by her loved ones.
The Moroccan presenter, journalist and model Kaoutar Boudarraja has died from an illness at the age of 40. The news has been officially confirmed by her loved ones.

The websites and media that give an "extension to the propaganda" particularly Moroccan on Algeria concerning the war between Iran and Israel, and its possible extension are in the sights of the National Independent Authority for the Regulation of Audiovisual Media (Anirav).

The High Authority for Audiovisual Communication (HACA) issues a formal warning to the National Broadcasting and Television Company (SNRT), denouncing the deception of the public and the broadcasting of media content exposing the public to undisclosed promotional advertising elements not distinct from fictional content.

Four months in prison and a fine of 41,000 dirhams. This is the sentence handed down by the court of first instance in Rabat against the promoter of a YouTube channel, prosecuted for illegal use of a drone and dissemination of information without authorization.

Egyptian journalists have apologized to the Moroccan people after the controversy sparked by the remarks of their compatriot and colleague Hala Sarhan .

The channel affiliated with the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, France 24, has recently modified its cartographic representation of Morocco. Gone are the days when the southern provinces were cut off, the channel now broadcasts a complete map of the Kingdom, including the Sahara .

Mehdi Ghezzar, a columnist on the "Les Grandes Gueules" show on RMC, harshly criticized Morocco, referring to it as a "rogue state", "a colonial state". Remarks that have sparked a wave of outrage in France.

The Moroccan continuous news channel Medi 1 TV is under fire from Moroccans who accuse it of having offended King Mohammed VI .

Mohamed Bousfiha (alias Momo) was presented on Tuesday before the prosecutor of the Casablanca court. The radio host is accused of having intentionally disclosed false information on the air.

Morocco is showing growing interest in English. It intends to broadcast information in this language, which is the most spoken in the world, with a total of over 1.4 billion speakers, in order to attract more English-speaking tourists.

The Director General of the Moroccan Press Agency (MAP), Khalil Hachimi Idrissi, died on Saturday morning in Rabat at the age of 67, after a long illness.

Iflix is no longer available in Morocco. The video streaming platform is no longer allowed to offer its services following the withdrawal of its accreditation by the audiovisual sector authority.