Morocco
Morocco Launches Tax Crackdown on Social Media Influencers
The Directorate General of Taxes (DGI) has just launched a control of social media influencers, as well as certain liberal professions.
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Sébastien A.
Sébastien A.
Morocco
France Pledges €2 Billion for Morocco's High-Speed Rail Expansion
Morocco is slowly but steadily advancing the Kénitra-Marrakech high-speed train project. It is receiving significant financial support from France.
Morocco
Reality TV Star Battles Mystery Illness After Morocco Trip
Brandi Glanville, American star of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills and former 52-year-old model, claims to have been the victim of a parasitic infection after filming the reality show in Marrakech, Morocco. Since then, she is unrecognizable.
Morocco
Israeli Diplomat Abruptly Leaves Post in Morocco for Personal Reasons
Hassan Kaabia, deputy head of the Israeli liaison office in Rabat, has left his post and returned to Israel. What are the reasons behind this sudden departure of the Israeli diplomat?
Morocco
Royal Air Maroc Absent from Global Airline Punctuality Rankings
Royal Air Maroc (RAM) is not in the ranking of airlines that excelled in terms of punctuality and operational performance in the world, nor in the Middle East and Africa.
Morocco
New Ultra-Modern Sports Complex to Rise Between Rabat and Salé
The Agency for the Development of the Bouregreg Valley is working on the construction of an ultra-modern multipurpose sports hall on the banks of the Bouregreg, between the cities of Rabat and Salé, the fourth in the city, after Moulay Abdellah, Ibn Yassine and Ibn Rochd.
Morocco
Survey: Moroccan Public Strongly Supports Palestinians Despite Diplomatic Ties with Israel
Morocco has become one of the five countries (the United States, Yemen, Turkey and Iran) that have seen the largest number of rallies against Israel, in the context of the war in Gaza. This is revealed by a survey relayed by an Israeli media.
Morocco
Chinese Steel Giant Jingye Group Eyes Role in Nigeria-Morocco Gas Pipeline Project
A Chinese steel giant is showing interest in the African-Atlantic Gas Pipeline that is to connect West Africa to Europe via Morocco.
Morocco
Marrakech Café Shooting Case Reopened, Hearing Postponed to January
The case of the shooting at the "La Crème" café in Marrakech is far from over. On Thursday, the Criminal Chamber of Appeal of the Casablanca Court of Appeal reopened the case.
Morocco
Experts Debunk Claims of Major Oil Discovery Off Moroccan Coast
The information that a significant deposit containing 1 billion barrels of oil, an amount sufficient to cover all of Spain’s oil demand for two years and that of Morocco for nearly 15 years, has been discovered off the coast between the kingdom and the Canary Islands, is false.
Sport
Morocco Clinches Third Straight African Futsal Title Despite AFCON Setback
Despite Morocco’s elimination by South Africa in the round of 16 of the Africa Cup of Nations (CAN) held in Côte d’Ivoire, Moroccan football asserted itself in 2024.
Morocco
Fiancé of French Lawyer Arrested in Casablanca Rape Case Investigation
The fiancé of the French lawyer allegedly raped in early November during a party in a residence in Ain Diab, Casablanca has been arrested at Mohammed V Airport. He had just returned to Morocco from Paris.