In Morocco, the soaring prices of tourist services (hotels, cafes and restaurants) during the summer season are pushing many Moroccans to spend their vacations abroad, which is seriously undermining domestic tourism, but also the local economy. Concerned, the Moroccan Federation of Consumer Rights proposes avenues for solutions.
The "Al Khair Group" fraud case shaking the city of Tangier for a few days has not finished revealing its secrets. Nearly 700 complaints have already been filed against this group.
Rachida Dati, the French Minister of Culture, is currently in Morocco, her country of origin, where she is enjoying her vacation.
A woman was arrested on Monday in Tétouan for her alleged involvement in a large-scale scam . She is said to have victimized dozens of people from whom she managed to collect more than one million dirhams.
The authorities of Casablanca are working on the construction of 62,000 social housing units to accommodate the inhabitants of the slums of the metropolis and its surroundings (Nouaceur, Médiouna and Mohammedia), before the 2030 World Cup.
While Algeria criticizes France for its decision to recognize the Moroccanness of the Sahara, and Morocco, Paris and Rabat have chosen to ignore the Algerian authorities.
Bank of Africa (BOA) denies reports of an attempted hacking of its computer system.
Women no longer have access to a mosque located in Imintanout, in the province of Chichaoua. Associative actors cry out in indignation and call on the competent authorities to intervene.
Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) from Guelmim are angry with the authorities of the city. They denounce the poor welcome they received on the occasion of the National Migrant Day, celebrated on August 10.
In Morocco, the sardine, the " poor man’s fish ", is so expensive that low-income families cannot afford to buy it.
Morocco refused entry into its territory to an Italian journalist whose name is on the blacklist of the Moroccan authorities. He wanted to spend the summer vacation there with his family.
The information that Mounir Erramach, alias the Pablo Escobar of the North , former drug baron currently detained in the central prison of Kenitra, has regained his freedom, is false.