The security services of Berrechid arrested a couple on Thursday suspected of being involved in the murder of a young man that occurred the day before. The investigation favors the trail of a passionate settling of scores that turned into a tragedy.
The Interior Ministry has opened administrative investigations targeting the land management of several municipalities . Council presidents are suspected of having transferred public land to developers at symbolic prices and of favoring political allies in the exploitation of municipal assets.
The courts have ruled, but the damage is done. The administrative court of Rabat has just condemned the state to compensate a bank executive who was wrongly imprisoned. Definitively recognized as innocent after an abusive pre-trial detention, the man receives financial compensation, which is quite meager compared to the social and professional disaster he has suffered.
The National Motorway Company of Morocco (ADM) opened the new Tit Mellil–Berrechid highway to traffic on Thursday, November 27, 2025. This 30-km infrastructure, named A31, required an investment of 2.5 billion dirhams to improve mobility in Greater Casablanca.
The dissemination of photos showing stray dogs on the highway near Berrechid has caused a wave of concern among road users. These images, taken on Tuesday evening near the southern entrance and the toll station, reveal a security breach on a toll network supposed to guarantee optimal protection for motorists.
Major highway construction projects aimed at easing traffic around Greater Casablanca are being completed earlier than expected. Autoroutes du Maroc (ADM) has announced the imminent commissioning of the new Tit Mellil–Berrechid highway and the Aïn Harrouda and Sidi Maârouf interchanges, several months ahead of the initial schedule that set the completion of the works for 2026.
Faced with attempts by several municipalities to approve suspicious transfers of municipal land in favor of individuals close to elected officials or retired civil servants, the Ministry of the Interior has dispatched central investigation commissions to examine controversial transfer operations that could undermine the integrity of the land assets of local authorities.
A 24-year-old American of Moroccan origin was found dead in the Soualem Trifiya area, in the province of Berrechid. He was hanging with a rope wrapped around his neck.
The work on the future highway connecting Tit Mellil to Berrechid is progressing at a steady pace. Launched in September 2023, this construction site has a progress rate of 75%. Its delivery is scheduled by the end of 2025.
The Moroccan real estate market is going through a critical period marked by a 30% drop in transactions and a significant gap between supply and demand.
The municipality of Berrechid no longer wants street vendors who use mobile carts to sell vegetables, fruits, water, and coffee, and made a decision to this effect last week. Professionals are demanding an alternative.
Exchange Office inspectors are investigating elected officials and real estate developers suspected of illegal transfer of funds abroad.