With summer, illegal transport is resurfacing in several Moroccan cities. Behind the quick fix solution for passengers, specialists are warning above all about the risk in case of accident, due to the lack of legal framework and sufficient protection.
Marrakech and Agadir have reportedly begun replacing traditional asphalt with permeable pavements. The objective: limit heat accumulation in streets, promote water infiltration, and adapt these two major Moroccan cities to increasingly intense heat waves.
Four people have been arrested in Agadir for their suspected involvement in a fraud case targeting household appliance retailers . The group is suspected of trapping several sellers with fake orders placed on the Internet.
Accused of illegally broadcasting 2026 World Cup matches in its public spaces, the municipality of Agadir firmly denies the allegations. It asserts that it relies on national terrestrial rights, rejecting threats of legal action from the Qatari group.
During an intense heat wave in Courbevoie, a 51-year-old building caretaker of Moroccan origin saved an 88-year-old tenant in the nick of time . Thanks to his vigilance, this former activities coordinator from Agadir prevented a tragedy during these extreme temperatures.
In Agadir, real estate prices fell very little in the first quarter of 2026. But behind this apparent stability, transactions plummet by more than 50 %, a sign of a severely slowed market.
A high school student from the Souss-Massa region achieved the best regional grade during the normal session of the 2026 baccalaureate . Enrolled in physical sciences, she displays an exceptional average approaching the maximum score.
On the corniche, in the souks and even behind video surveillance screens, Agadir’s tourist police multiply controls. Objective: protect vacationers and preserve the image of a city that welcomed over one million visitors last year.
Vegetable prices are dropping drastically on Moroccan markets. This spectacular decline masks temporary overproduction linked to climatic and calendar factors, pushing farmers to sell their harvests below production costs.
Facing illegal appropriation of the coastline by equipment rental operators, several major Moroccan cities are fighting back. From Rabat to Agadir, authorities are enforcing the law and deploying various strategies to guarantee free access to public beaches.
An intense heat wave and violent winds are hitting Morocco. With temperatures approaching 44°C, authorities ban swimming on almost the entire Atlantic coastline for Tuesday and Wednesday.
The African Lion 2026 military exercise transformed southern Morocco into a genuine technological laboratory. The US military deployed artificial intelligence systems and autonomous vehicles there, sketching the formidable face of tomorrow’s conflicts.