Located in the Souissi district, the Ibn Sina urban forest, also known as the "Hilton Forest", due to its proximity to a hotel of the same name, remains one of the most frequented places in Rabat.
Saïdia, the preferred destination of Moroccans living abroad (MRE) and foreign tourists for the summer holidays, is impacted by the health crisis related to Covid-19. Result: the big events, the festivals... have given way to boredom.
The joint efforts of local stakeholders have enabled the Nations Beach to win the "Blue Flag", a trophy awarded by the Mohammed VI Foundation for Environmental Protection and the Foundation for Education and the Environment.
TF1 has focused, in a report, on the Valley of the Thousand Palaces in Morocco. The viewer discovers its ochre buildings, like the cliffs, marvels that fill the visitors’ eyes.
A dilapidated three-story building collapsed overnight from Wednesday to Thursday, in the Sbata neighborhood of Casablanca . At the moment, one victim is to be deplored in this tragedy that caused extensive damage.
The offices of Royal Air Maroc in Beirut were seriously shaken by the double explosion that hit the Lebanese capital on Tuesday, August 4. Fortunately, there are no casualties to be deplored.
A Moroccan woman posted on social media a video about the sexual harassment she was a victim of in a grand taxi.
Moroccan international, Hakim Ziyech , traded his Chelsea FC jersey for a butcher’s outfit, just long enough to lend a hand and cut his sheep for the Eid al-Adha holiday.
The "Bab Ksiba" district in Marrakech was shaken on Sunday morning by a tragedy. Two children aged 12 and 14 were coldly murdered in the house where they lived with their father and stepmother.
The attendance of the beaches of Rabat is subject to certain rules taken by the authorities to avoid contamination with Covid-19.
A passenger bus, coming from Tan Tan, overturned on Tuesday morning in the "death curves" near Tamri, a commune located about 40 kilometers from Agadir . 12 people have died and about thirty passengers have been seriously injured.
The largest confectionery in Morocco, Pastor-Macao, was ravaged by a huge fire in the afternoon of Monday, August 3, in the Beauséjour district of Casablanca . No loss of human life is to be deplored.