Maria Agustí, a teacher in Llria in Valencia, is eight months pregnant. Her Moroccan partner, Rachid Dahdahi, unfortunately will not be able to attend the birth in Spain because he has failed to get a visa appointment at the Spanish consulate in Casablanca where he resides.
In Casablanca , the local authorities have launched a massive demolition campaign of illegal constructions, particularly targeting the underprivileged neighborhood of Sidi Moumen, sadly famous for its slums.
The authorities of Casablanca are carrying out operations in the prefectures of the city to prevent the return of weekly markets.
A wave of discontent has hit the city of Casablanca in recent weeks. The cause is the application of new parking fines deemed "excessive and illegal" by motorists.
The plane of the national airline Royal Air Maroc (RAM) connecting Casablanca to Monrovia, which encountered difficulties due to the storm during landing in Liberia, has returned to Morocco.
A famous notary practicing in Kenitra is accused of fraud by the municipality as well as two banking institutions. His trial will open on September 16 before the criminal chamber of the Rabat Court of Appeal, in charge of financial crimes.
The information published by a British newspaper about the invasion of cockroaches on a Royal Air Maroc (RAM) plane flying from Casablanca to Manchester on August 15 is false. Here are the explanations of the Moroccan company.
Many Moroccans continue to suffer from the law of Schengen visa appointment intermediaries. Exasperated, they demonstrate in front of the Spanish consulate in Casablanca.
While many cities like Marrakech, Agadir and Tangier are recording an influx of tourists, Casablanca is losing its appeal. Here are the reasons.
An Air Arabia Maroc plane operating the Tangier-Barcelona route was diverted to Casablanca on Friday after colliding with a bird in mid-flight.
The construction sites opened in all directions in the city of Casablanca disrupt the transport traffic and cause inconvenience to the inhabitants.
In the midst of the real estate crisis, Tanger-Tétouan-Al Hoceima is the second region in Morocco in terms of the number of empty apartments, after Casablanca-Settat. A large part of these vacant apartments belong to Moroccans residing abroad (MREs).