Sébastien A.
A report from the World Bank Group for the year 2023 focused on "the results of its activities" reveals confidence in Morocco’s "solvency". The publication of this report comes just before the annual meetings of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank, scheduled for Marrakech next week.
Morocco is stepping up its fight against "Poufa", a new cheap drug, known as the "cocaine of the poor", which not only has social repercussions, including the separation of families and an increase in suicides and murders, but also leads to physical complications, such as skin infections, ulcers, cardiovascular diseases and kidney problems.
From Morocco, where he is staying as part of a working visit, Jean-Luc Melenchon, founder and leader of La France Insoumise (LFI), was crystal clear about his position on the Sahara.
No mitigating circumstances for the "iron lady" of the Souss, the main defendant in a case of embezzlement and breach of trust. She received a heavy sentence from the criminal chamber of the Court of Appeal of Rabat in charge of financial crimes.
France’s decision to ban its athletes from wearing the Islamic veil during the Olympics to be held from July 26 to August 11, 2024 in Paris continues to provoke reactions. A Moroccan thinker and intellectual calls on Muslim communities around the world to file a complaint with the competent courts.
The trial of the famous plastic surgeon, Dr Hassan Tazi, owner of the Chifaa clinic, incarcerated for, among other things, human trafficking, abuse of weakness and fraud, continues before the Court of Appeal of Casablanca. Serious charges have been brought against his brother and his wife.
Amber Leibrock, famous American mixed martial arts (MMA) fighter, has converted to Islam. She expresses her happiness to see that "everything" "guides her on a path" that "brings her" closer to God.
In Singapore, a Moroccan has opened a stall in a hawker center, where he offers meals rarely available in the country to customers.
The powerful and devastating earthquake of September 8 killed nearly 3,000 people, injured more than 5,600 and caused enormous material damage in several mainly rural regions. Can we go to Morocco after the disaster?
The National Brigade of the Judicial Police (BNPJ) is now conducting an investigation into the injection affair, which has caused patients at the August 20, 1953 hospital in Casablanca to lose their sight.
In the United States, a Moroccan house that embodies the glamour of old Hollywood and breathes the luxury of the past, the convenience of the present, has been put up for sale for $4,995,000.
The Franco-Moroccan Jawad Bendaoud, the housing provider of the two jihadists of the November 13, 2015 attacks in France, claims to be a victim of an assault, but refuses to file a complaint. The Évry police station is conducting a flagrante delicto investigation.