Jalil Laaboudi
A study conducted in Flanders shows how some young Belgian-Moroccan students describe a school where displayed equality doesn’t always guarantee the same opportunities in their educational journey.
The kingdom reaches a historic milestone. By surpassing South Africa, Morocco now establishes itself as the leading industrial economy of the African continent , driven by a successful strategy and rapidly expanding sectors.
In the aftermath of the deadly collision between a school bus and a train in Buggenhout, emotion overwhelms the school. Among the victims, Mohamed Reda, 15 years old. His teachers mourn a cheerful, well-adjusted teenager and passionate football fan.
The tragedy that occurred at a level crossing in Buggenhout claimed the lives of Nordine, 49, and his companion. Their minibus was transporting nine children to a school. The investigation is attempting to clarify this brutal tragedy.
A vast demographic survey presents an unprecedented picture of French society. While cultural integration of immigrant children succeeds, access to employment remains particularly difficult for those from the Maghreb , facing persistent strong discrimination.
In Belgium, a recognized religious celebration can allow a school absence in certain cases, but it does not automatically grant a day off for private sector employees.
Eid al-Adha falls this year on Wednesday, May 27. Although the day is not a public holiday, employees, civil servants and students have a legal right to take time off. Here’s how to balance professional or school obligations with religious celebration.
As Eid al-Adha approaches, the intense heat wave hitting Morocco is alarming experts. Extreme temperatures accelerate bacterial proliferation, multiplying the risks of meat deterioration and serious food poisoning cases.
Moroccan customs is displaying a sharp increase in enforcement results for 2025. With nearly 181 million dirhams seized from travelers, authorities are intensifying their crackdown against capital flight.
Travelers transiting between Morocco and Ceuta are experiencing an overwhelming situation. Facing endless hours of waiting and a severe lack of basic infrastructure, conditions are rapidly deteriorating, sparking deep indignation among users.
Search efforts intensify off Tangier. Two French nationals have been missing since the night of Saturday to Sunday after reporting a leak on their catamaran. Moroccan authorities found the vessel completely empty.
The Kingdom is suffocating under a heat wave episode. Placed under orange alert, a large part of Moroccan territory is facing extreme temperatures that could climb up to 45°C. This stifling situation will persist at least until Wednesday, May 27.