Cafes and restaurants in Morocco are facing a significant increase in the price of raw materials, particularly coffee, which has doubled in recent years. Despite this economic pressure, many establishments are keeping the prices of coffee-based drinks stable in order to preserve their customer base, impacted by the decline in purchasing power.
The body of Moroccan footballer Abdellatif Akhrif , who disappeared at sea in July, has finally been handed over to Moroccan authorities on Thursday evening. Found on the Algerian coast in August, the repatriation of the remains had been delayed by lengthy administrative procedures.
Moulay Youssef Hospital in Rabat is on alert after the sudden death of three patients and the critical condition of a fourth.
Two Moroccan soldiers were killed and a third was seriously injured by the explosion of an anti-vehicle mine on Thursday in Touizgui, in the province of Assa-Zag.
The Chinese battery giant Gotion High-Tech will invest up to 1.3 billion euros in Morocco to build a lithium-ion battery factory.
In Tangier, a clean-up operation against abandoned cars. The local authorities have launched a large-scale offensive against vehicles abandoned on public roads.
A Moroccan association is sounding the alarm about the intensive cultivation of red watermelon in Zagora.
The Directorate General of Taxes is intensifying its controls in Tangier, targeting tax evasion by large real estate developers. The investigation focuses on significant sums, exceeding 100,000 dirhams per apartment, illegally collected (off the books), particularly in low-cost housing.
A video circulating on social media recounts a turbulent police intervention in Rabat, involving a motorcycle officer and a two-wheeler driver. The scene, which shows an arrest that quickly escalated, has sparked strong reactions on social media.
The taxi sector in Morocco is undergoing a transformation. More and more operators, independent or companies, are contracting their drivers and affiliating them with the National Social Security Fund (CNSS).
An EasyJet flight from Agadir to Glasgow, Scotland, experienced an unusual disruption on Tuesday, December 10. The aircraft, which had taken off at 8:27 pm from Agadir-Al Massira airport, was forced to divert to Faro, Portugal, a little more than an hour after its departure. The reason? The inappropriate behavior of a passenger.
Isla Délice, the leader in halal charcuterie in France, is carrying out a new withdrawal from sale for some of its sausages. This time, the reason given by the government website Rappel Conso is the potential presence of olive pits in the product.