Hashish traveled from Morocco to Antwerp… inside furniture
13 August 2026
A furniture store in Borgerhout, Antwerp, allegedly served as a front for a hashish trafficking operation between Morocco and Belgium. The drugs were allegedly transported (…)
13 August 2026
A furniture store in Borgerhout, Antwerp, allegedly served as a front for a hashish trafficking operation between Morocco and Belgium. The drugs were allegedly transported (…)
11 August 2026
Drug barons, fraudsters wanted in the United States, kidnapping suspects or fugitives carrying forged papers: arrests are multiplying in Morocco. Since the beginning of the (…)
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.
27 July 2026
Organized networks allegedly conceal new clothing in secondhand shipments imported to Morocco. Declared as used garments or humanitarian aid, these goods would thus escape (…)
25 July 2026
Convicted in Belgium and the Netherlands for cocaine trafficking, Jos Leijdekkers now lives in Sierra Leone, where he has become the president’s son-in-law. His name remains (…)
22 July 2026
After thirty years working with young people in Antwerp’s neighborhoods, Mohamed Zemmouri is sounding the alarm. The educator of Moroccan origin believes that drug trafficking (…)
21 July 2026
A Mauritanian traveler was intercepted at Casablanca’s Mohammed V airport with more than two million euros undeclared, hidden in three cartons of biscuits. He was about to (…)
18 July 2026
Two men described as close to Franco-Moroccan rapper Maes have been killed within weeks of each other in Sevran. These new deaths are part of a long series of violence linked (…)
16 July 2026
Moroccan airports gained more than 1.5 million passengers in the first half of 2026. However, this growth is concentrated almost entirely on Casablanca, Marrakech, Agadir, (…)
14 July 2026
Global cannabis resin seizures have fallen by more than 50% since 2020. But Morocco appears to be going against the trend: seizures there are increasing, to the point of (…)