The 2025 Africa Cup of Nations, organized on Moroccan soil, will go down in history as the most watched edition ever. Broadcaster beIN SPORTS has revealed staggering figures, confirming the global popular success of this tournament that captivated more than 3.45 billion people.
Ambre Jadah won the 13th season of Star Academy this Sunday with 59% of the vote. At just 18, the young artist, who was partly raised in Morocco, has landed a major contract, confirming her status as the music scene’s latest breakout star.
The second national channel 2M has unveiled its schedule for Ramadan 2026, marked by a strategy focused on local production and the return of the cult series « Bnate Lalla Mennana ». Meanwhile, satellite channel MBC5 is taking a bold gamble with a Moroccan adaptation of the Lebanese hit « Al Hayba ».
The Brussels Enterprise Court ordered the blocking of illegal Internet Protocol television (IPTV) services following joint legal action by broadcasters RTL Belgium and RTBF. The decision requires internet service providers to cut access to these platforms, which are used by more than 650,000 Belgians.
The Moroccan art scene lost one of its pioneers on Saturday, Safia Ziani, who died in Rabat at the age of 91. The actress, who had been battling illness for several years, passed away at the Moulay Youssef hospital center.
A historic audience was recorded on M6 this Sunday, January 18, 2026 during the free-to-air broadcast of the Africa Cup of Nations final. The match between Senegal and Morocco allowed the channel to rise to the rank of second best audience of the evening on French territory.
The M6 group has concluded an agreement with beIN Sports to broadcast the Africa Cup of Nations (CAN) final between Senegal and Morocco, this Sunday at 8 pm, free-to-air. The match will be broadcast on the group’s main channel, putting an end to the uncertainty over the choice of broadcast channel.
Actor Reda Elazouar takes a new step in his career by sharing the screen with Mark Wahlberg in "The Family Plan 2", now available on Apple TV. Beyond the acting performance, this role marks a desire to positively represent his Moroccan roots internationally.
Bad news for supporters sitting on the terraces. As the Africa Cup of Nations is in full swing in the Kingdom, many cafes and restaurants are seeing their screens freeze in the middle of a match. The exclusive broadcaster, beIN Sports , has launched a major technological offensive to cut the signal of establishments using domestic subscriptions instead of the mandatory commercial packages.
No more laxity in the face of piracy of matches and films ? As the Kingdom vibrates to the rhythm of the 2025 CAN and prepares for the 2030 World Cup, the authorities in Rabat have adopted a national roadmap to clean up the sector. The objective is to secure broadcasting rights in the face of a threat that has become industrial.
The euphoria of the Africa Cup of Nations collides with the reality of the wallet. While Moroccans are rushing to cafes to follow the matches , many establishments do not hesitate to inflate their prices or impose entry fees, arousing the anger of supporters in the face of this opportunistic inflation.
Bad news for football fans looking for cheap options . Just days before the start of the CAN, the Moroccan authorities, supported by international experts, are launching a major offensive against piracy. The objective is clear: to cut off the signal from illegal set-top boxes during the competition, threatening to black out many living rooms.