Morocco
Morocco: Olive oil trafficking leads to prison
In Taroudant, those involved in olive oil trafficking have been sentenced to a term of imprisonment and a heavy fine.
Author
Sébastien A.
Sébastien A.
France
French Lawmaker Unveils Radical Plan to Transform Troubled Suburbs After Riots
Two years after the riots following the death of Nahel, a 17-year-old killed by a police officer on June 27, 2023 in Nanterre (Hauts-de-Seine) near Paris, Republican Right MP Vincent Jeanbrun, mayor (LR) of L’Hay-les-Roses (Val-de-Marne) at the time of the events, whose home had been targeted, is now unveiling his "suburbs plan" to "restore the French Republic" in working-class neighborhoods.
Morocco
Morocco Revolutionizes Tourism: New Star Rating System Unifies Riads and Hotels
The government of Aziz Akhannouch is working towards a real qualitative revolution in tourist accommodation. In this sense, it has published five strategic decrees completing the regulatory framework of law 80-14.
Morocco
Morocco's Tax Crackdown: Tech-Driven Audits Yield 14.8 Billion Dirhams in 2024
In Morocco, the Directorate General of Taxes (DGI) is beginning to reap the fruits of the strengthening of technological capabilities, notably through the SIT module, the advanced exploitation of data, and the legislative evolution resulting from the 2024 Finance Act, which expands the scope of control to the entire tax situation of individuals.
Morocco
Casablanca's 15 Million Dirham Car Rental Deal Sparks Controversy and Raises Eyebrows
In Casablanca, the controversy surrounding a 15 million dirham car rental market contract with a long-term rental (LTR) company belonging to a major banking group based in the economic capital is causing a stir.
Sport
Saudi Giants Al-Hilal Eye Moroccan Sensation En-Nesyri in €40 Million Swoop
A Saudi club wishes to recruit the Moroccan striker from Fenerbahçe, Youssef En-Nesyri, in order to strengthen its offensive sector. An option that will be decisive in case of failure of the negotiations with the Nigerian Victor Osimhen.
France
Racial Profiling Persists: French Police Checks Disproportionately Target Minorities, Survey Reveals
In France, people of foreign origin - Africans, Arabs and North Africans - are more likely to be checked by the police and gendarmes. This is revealed by a major survey unveiled by the Defender of Rights.
Morocco
Rabat-Salé Tramway Hikes Fares: Commuters Face Higher Costs from July 1st
The management company of the Rabat-Salé tramway has published a new fare schedule. Ticket and subscription prices will soon be increased.
Morocco
Ragheb Alama reveals his love for Morocco, and especially its cuisine
On the sidelines of the 20th edition of the Mawazine-Rythmes du Monde Festival, the famous Lebanese singer Ragheb Alama declares his love for Morocco.
Morocco
EU Lawmakers Push to Ban Airline Fees for Cabin Baggage, Sparking Industry Debate
European deputies are studying a proposal to make cabin baggage free of charge. A measure that could change the game for millions of travelers, but which does not have the unanimous support of airlines.
Morocco
Moroccan Beach Dreams Shattered: Families Flee Overpriced, Subpar Vacations for Foreign Shores
As summer approaches, many Moroccans are disappointed by the high prices of accommodations and unpleasant surprises. Family vacations that turn into fiascos, pushing some to seek their happiness beyond the borders.
Morocco
Scandal Erupts in Tangier as Italian Film's Kissing Scene Clashes with Local Culture
An Italian film currently being filmed in Tangier, Morocco, is causing a scandal due to a kissing scene.