A vast campaign to demolish anarchic constructions is underway in douars of municipalities under the province of Médiouna, on the outskirts of Casablanca. Buildings and warehouses with roofs covered in synthetic grass escape these operations.
Responding to a written question from PJD deputy Abdessamad Haiker on the proliferation of informal churches in certain neighborhoods of Casablanca, particularly in Hay Hassani, Interior Minister Abdelouafi Laftit announced that measures have been taken to contain this phenomenon, while respecting constitutional freedoms.
Reda Abakrim, alias "Turbo", the alleged murderer of Reda Faras, the late husband of singer Rym Fikri, will appear on July 10th before the Casablanca Court of Appeal in this case. The day before, he will be before the same court for another murder case.
In partnership with Boeing, the Figéac Aéro group will produce aluminum parts for the 737 MAX short-haul aircraft from the Casablanca Aéronautique site.
Consumer protection associations are on a crusade against parasol renters who are the source of the chaos reigning on several Moroccan beaches during this summer period.
In Casablanca, the crusade against wild buildings takes on another dimension. Mohamed Mhidia, Wali of the Casablanca-Settat region, is using drones from the Urban Agency whose mission is to detect urban planning offenses.
Suspecting money laundering, the control services of the National Financial Intelligence Authority (ANRF) recently investigated the purchase of “distressed” real estate projects.
Tesla Morocco, the Moroccan subsidiary of the American giant Tesla, has officially opened its doors in Casablanca.
Extensive demolition operations have been undertaken in Casablanca to free the city from anarchic constructions encroaching on public domain. These operations are part of the preparations for the Football World Cup that Morocco is co-organizing with Spain and Portugal.
The airline Air Nostrum, a regional subsidiary of Iberia, has announced the strengthening of its connections for the summer season between Malaga, in southern Spain, and the Moroccan cities of Tangier and Casablanca.
The decision of the Casablanca municipal council to refuse the reception of the Aïn Sebaâ promenade project has provoked strong reactions. Citing defects, this blockage on a major project is causing outrage and shows recurring management difficulties, leaving residents in uncertainty.
In Morocco, videos shared on social media show scorpions and snakes invading houses and dusty paths from Marrakech to Casablanca, including the rural areas of the South, during this summer period marked by heat and intensification of human activities. The population is now becoming worried.