The reasons behind the closure of Zone-telechargement and Tirexo, based in Morocco, two of the largest piracy sites in France and Belgium, are now known.
This Wednesday, "The best of Marrakech du rire" filmed in 2020 will be broadcast at 9:05 PM on the W9 channel.
The Court of First Instance in Rabat has rendered its decision on the case of the request to stop the broadcast of the series "Fatah Al-Andalus".
Euronews, the multilingual pan-European international news channel based in Lyon, used the map of Morocco integrating the Sahara in its report on the ship carrying nearly 750 tons of diesel that sank off the southeast coast of Tunisia last Saturday.
Close relatives of artist Rachida El Harrak announced on Wednesday morning that her health condition has deteriorated and that she has been in "critical" condition for a week in a clinic in Rabat.
In order to satisfy the thousands of viewers of the Assadissa channel as of this Ramadan month, the National Broadcast and Television Company (SNRT) has decided to increase its broadcasting time.
Following the production of a series entitled "The Conquest of Al Andalus", broadcast this Ramadan, Moroccan and Algerian Internet users are disputing the origin of the Muslim general Tariq Ibn Ziad.
A few days before the month of Ramadan, the 2M channel has unveiled the program grid that should satisfy the taste of all Moroccans.
TiVi 5 Monde, the channel dedicated to children aged 4-14, was officially launched on Wednesday in Morocco. It is available on the Arabsat Badr 26° East satellite, which has the exclusive rights in the Maghreb and Middle East.
One of the episodes of the American animated television series "The Simpsons" resembles the story of Rayan, the 5-year-old Moroccan boy who died after being trapped in a dry 45 cm diameter well for 5 days.
Portrait of the week in the Sept à huit show broadcast on Sunday, October 24 on TF1, singer Amel Bent made some revelations about her private life. She confides that after experiencing the painful ordeal of a miscarriage, she has regained her smile through a new pregnancy that she is living with joy, but with a certain anxiety.
In a television interview, Moroccan singer Asmaa Lamnawar opened up about the illness of the son she had with Tunisian composer Issam Chraiti. An initiative that the composer did not appreciate, especially since it is a private matter, touching the life of their son.