Morocco
Balenciaga: the Moroccan babouche at ... $1,000!
The French luxury fashion brand Balenciaga is being criticized for selling a new model of slippers, inspired by the famous Moroccan "belgha" for $995.
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Sébastien A.
Sébastien A.
Morocco
Royal Air Maroc launches new flights
The airline Royal Air Maroc (RAM) unveils the first novelties of its summer 2024 program. It will open three new routes between Casablanca and Naples (Italy), Manchester (United Kingdom) and Abuja (Nigeria).
Morocco
Fraud with Samaoui in Morocco: A sexagenarian robbed of her jewelry
The fraud with hypnosis (samaoui) continues to ravage in Morocco. In Salé, a sexagenarian was robbed of her valuables. An investigation is underway to identify the perpetrators.
Morocco
Morocco: Mothers freed from paternal authorization for minors' passports
In the eyes of Mounya Allali, researcher in human sciences and Advisor on relations with Arab universities in Italy, the lifting by the Ministry of the Interior of the requirement for the mother (Moroccan woman) to request the father’s authorization to obtain or renew the Moroccan passport for minor children is a good omen for the long-awaited revision of the Family Code.
Morocco
Morocco: major change at Airbnb
The American platform Airbnb now prohibits all surveillance cameras inside rental properties. This new rule will come into effect in April in all countries, including Morocco.
Morocco
Morocco: A first successful legal cannabis harvest
Morocco has successfully carried out its first legal cannabis harvest, grown in particular in Al Hoceima and Chefchaouen.
Morocco
Why Morocco is expropriating Algerian state property
The expropriation of real estate properties of the Algerian state located in the center of Rabat is imposed on the government of Aziz Akhannouch.
Morocco
An "InDrive" driver violently assaulted in Casablanca (video)
In Casablanca, tensions are rising again between users of smart applications and taxi drivers. The lack of a law regulating this new type of transport is detrimental to the drivers.
France
Salim Berrada, the "Tinder" rapist, before the French justice
The trial of Salim Berrada, the "Tinder" rapist, accused of raping 13 women and sexually assaulting four others, opened on Monday, March 18 before the departmental criminal court in Paris and will continue until the end of the month.
Morocco
Moroccan highways boost business activity
Public investments in road infrastructure have a positive impact on private investments and, consequently, the Moroccan economy. This is the finding of a study carried out by the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) transport team of the World Bank.
Morocco
Morocco: new land of exile for Algerian oligarchs?
The Algerian authorities would be worried about the idea that rich Algerian businessmen who have fled the country are settling in Morocco and could shake up the power in place a few months before the next presidential elections scheduled for December 2024.
Morocco
Morocco: Chariot Oil & Gas plans to export gas
In Morocco, the British company specializing in gas exploration, Chariot Oil & Gas, is active in the commercialization of its natural gas extracted from the exploration wells of the Anchois and Loukkos gas fields in the Gharb basin.