
Moroccan TV Channel 2M to Replace Daily News with Current Affairs Programs
The national television channel 2M has decided to do without the daily news bulletin. The news was announced on Wednesday by the CEO, Salim Cheikh.

The national television channel 2M has decided to do without the daily news bulletin. The news was announced on Wednesday by the CEO, Salim Cheikh.

Bertrand-Kamal, the candidate from the "Koh-Lanta" show who died on September 9, was honored by Samir, his father, last Friday, during the episode currently airing on TF1. Bertrand-Kamal was eliminated at the end of this episode.

King Mohammed VI expressed his condolences to the family of the late artist Abdelaziz Saadallah, who died last Tuesday at the age of 70.

Cnews is facing the outburst of Yassine Belattar who accuses the channel of multiplying attacks against Muslims and Islam.

Turkish soap operas have once again delighted viewers, but especially the 2M channel, which topped the ratings during the week of September 2 to 8.

Saïd Taghmaoui is joining season 2 of the French series "Validé". The Franco-Moroccan actor announced the news on the set of the show "Touche pas à mon poste".

For a report broadcast in 2016 in the France 2 news, in which women would be "unwelcome" in a bar in the Seine-Saint-Denis commune, executives of the channel are being brought to trial.

Stuck in Marrakech where she spent her confinement, Adriana Karembeu was unable to be available on May 12 to host, alongside Michel Cymes, the show "The extraordinary powers of the human body", which was making its comeback after confinement.

Actress and comedian Camélia Jordana took advantage of her appearance on Laurent Ruquier’s show "On n’est pas couché" to speak out on the accusations of police violence that have marked France in recent years. The guest expressed the deep discomfort that comes over her when she finds herself in front of a police officer.

Emmanuel Lechypre, presenter of the economic chronicle on BFM TV, slips live, on Saturday. It was during the broadcast of the images of the three minutes of silence observed at the ceremony honoring the Chinese people for the victims of the coronavirus,

Moroccans are developing an increased interest in television during this period marked by confinement due to the coronavirus. Their television consumption has thus increased in recent days.

Even though Morocco is still in phase 1 of the coronavirus pandemic, the situation deserves special attention and serious treatment, assured the head of government. On Saturday on television, El Otmani stated that all the information made available to the population by official sources is serious.