At Tanger Med, Watermelons Concealed 350 Kilos of Cannabis
7 August 2026
A shipment of watermelons was carrying 350 kilos of cannabis resin at the Tanger Med port. The 42-year-old Moroccan truck driver was arrested.
7 August 2026
A shipment of watermelons was carrying 350 kilos of cannabis resin at the Tanger Med port. The 42-year-old Moroccan truck driver was arrested.
5 August 2026
A 29-year-old French national wanted for voluntary homicide has been arrested in Tangier. He is suspected of shooting and killing someone in a public place in Toulouse in (…)
3 August 2026
Faced with the massive arrival of MREs heading to Morocco, the port of Algeciras temporarily suspended the boarding of freight trucks in order to reserve more space for cars on (…)
28 July 2026
The Moroccan tax authority is asking holders of bank accounts to explain significant transfers incompatible with their declared income. Family gifts, repaid debts, inheritances (…)
28 July 2026
Ouadoud Rabbaj, 22 years old, disappeared on July 19 while spending his vacation with his parents in Tangier. Dependent on their assistance and a daily treatment he did not (…)
27 July 2026
A family from Tangier discovered that their loved one’s remains had been mistakenly handed over to another family, who had already buried it. The circumstances of this serious (…)
27 July 2026
In northern Morocco, hotel rooms are reaching nearly 5,000 dirhams per night. Facing this price surge, some families are giving up their usual destinations between Tétouan and (…)
27 July 2026
The judicial police of Bni Makada questioned a civil registry officer suspected of validating rental contracts containing potentially fictitious addresses. The investigation (…)
26 July 2026
The Port of Algeciras is expecting very high traffic as part of Marhaba 2026. MREs are urged to prepare their passage and especially not to enter the terminal without a (…)
26 July 2026
In Larache, some urban buses are still from the 1980s. Their deterioration contrasts with the new vehicles deployed in Tangier, Tétouan and M’diq-Fnideq as part of public (…)