The famous rugby player, Sonny Bill Williams, who converted to Islam, has expressed his refusal, motivated by his religious beliefs, to wear the logo of the Betfred sponsor, a sports betting company.
Two peace officers from the Fez Police Headquarters were forced to brandish their service weapons, without using them, during a security intervention to arrest a repeat offender in an advanced state of drunkenness.
The regulatory text governing the trade in alcoholic beverages is causing a lively controversy. In this sense, the Atlas Association of Alcohol Beverage Retailers in Casablanca intends to initiate the debate on the 1967 decree at the House of Representatives.
Advisors to the Second Chamber of Parliament expressed their disagreement during the examination of the 2020 Finance Bill (PLF) regarding the increase in the tax on alcoholic beverages in Morocco. A decision that, according to them, would have negative repercussions.
11 sub-Saharan nationals, including a minor, were arrested on Friday, November 22 in Oujda for their alleged involvement in the organization of illegal immigration, human trafficking, drug, psychotropic and smuggled alcohol trafficking.
The regulation does not seem to be the same for all alcohol outlets in Morocco. While some are required to close for three days in a row, others open shop, 24 hours after Eid.
Elements of the Royal Gendarmerie of Guelmim proceeded, on Saturday, October 12, to the seizure of a 4x4 vehicle registered, which was transporting large quantities of tobacco, drugs and alcohol.
The hit-and-run traffic accident, recorded on Sunday around 1:30 a.m. on Boulevard Moulay Rachid, resulted in about ten injured, according to a statement from the local authorities.
A mosque imam, in the town of Sidi Kaouki, was brought before the Court of Appeal in Safi by the Royal Gendarmerie of Essaouira, for exploiting his official residence as a place of prostitution and debauchery.
Nearly 310 million liters of beer, 38 million bottles of wine and 14 million bottles of alcohol were consumed by Moroccans over the past three years. With an average of 3 liters of beer per person, it is difficult to claim that the sale of alcohol is prohibited in Morocco.
An alcoholic father kills his son with a sickle. This scene took place in Beni Mellal, while his son was inviting him to go home to preserve his image.
An individual was accused by the Criminal Chamber near the Court of Appeal of El Jadida for a routine case of assault and battery resulting in death. He is sentenced to 12 years in prison.