
Casablanca Cracks Down on Illegal Weekly Markets Across City
The authorities of Casablanca are carrying out operations in the prefectures of the city to prevent the return of weekly markets.

The authorities of Casablanca are carrying out operations in the prefectures of the city to prevent the return of weekly markets.

The issue of banning TikTok, suggested by several Moroccan deputies, should be addressed during the next session of the Moroccan Parliament, which begins in October.

In Morocco, a woman suffered serious injuries from a knife attack and died. A man was arrested by elements of the prefectural judicial police service in the city of Laâyoune.

Several neighborhoods in the city of Fez offer a repulsive sight of garbage and household waste. Residents complain, but the municipal council has still not found a solution.

As a guest on the "Farouk Life Podcast", Saad Lamjarred revealed that he had decided to stop his studies to pursue a music career, stating that he does not regret his choice, but does not recommend that passionate young people follow his example.

Equatorial Guinea has recently signed an agreement with Nigeria for the construction of a gas pipeline connecting the two countries. The announcement of this new partnership has raised questions about the future of gas pipeline projects between Nigeria and Morocco on the one hand, and Algeria on the other, intended to serve Europe.

The bodies of Ayoub and Choaib Sahraoui, two Algerian twins who went missing at sea while trying to reach Ceuta by swimming, have been found in Morocco.

According to the Passenger Air Transport Price Index (IPTAP) of the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGAC), air ticket prices between France and Morocco continued to fall in July.

A wave of discontent has hit the city of Casablanca in recent weeks. The cause is the application of new parking fines deemed "excessive and illegal" by motorists.

The plane of the national airline Royal Air Maroc (RAM) connecting Casablanca to Monrovia, which encountered difficulties due to the storm during landing in Liberia, has returned to Morocco.

An employee of a hotel in Fez was sentenced by the court of first instance of the city to two years in prison for "attempted rape and indecent assault with violence" on a foreign tourist staying at the hotel.

Violence against men by women in couples is a growing phenomenon in Morocco, a recent study reveals.