Popular singer Oumaima Baazia was taken into custody in Fez. She is suspected of having participated in a violent assault against a private security guard working at the Hassan II University Hospital in Fez.
A resident of the Zaouia Ben Khlil douar was sentenced by the court of first instance of Zagora to two months in prison, including one month firm, for having mutilated a donkey. The man will also have to pay a fine of 200 dirhams.
A young woman was rescued by tourists while she was in an abandoned well in the M’Hamid El Ghizlane region, in Boulmane.
The Casablanca police recently dismantled a criminal network that was using the VTC application InDrive to trap users, mainly women.
Australian actor Sam Worthington, famous for his role in the blockbuster "Avatar", has set his sights on Marrakech for a family vacation.
The legal saga of the artist Karima Gouit has taken a new turn. The public prosecutor at the court of first instance in Marrakech has decided, this Thursday, to modify the indictment against the actress.
The UN special envoy for Western Sahara, Staffan de Mistura, is facing a wall. His proposal to partition the territory, presented during a closed-door meeting of the Security Council, received no support from Morocco or the Polisario Front.
TEXT: The Directorate General of Meteorology (DGM) is sounding the alarm. In its annual climate report, it reveals that 2023 has been a black year for Morocco.
Driven, she says, by the precarious conditions in which she lives with her children, a Moroccan woman residing in Benslimane is determined to sell her kidney via Tiktok to offer a better life to her family.
The used vehicle market is booming in Morocco. More than 700,000 transactions were recorded in 2023, compared to 163,504 for new vehicles. However, the market remains confronted with the predominance of the informal sector.
Faced with its inability to crush Chinese competition and that of slightly more premium brands with a much wider range like Zara Home, a Turkish brand is forced to leave Morocco after only five years of activity.
The Court of Appeal of Casablanca decided on Monday to postpone to November 13 the trial of the accused in the murder of Badr Bouljoihel, the student killed last summer in a famous restaurant in Aïn Diab.