Popular rapper ElGrandeToto , known for his excesses on stage and his controversial statements on social networks, has once again made headlines. During the first hearing of his trial at the court of first instance in Casablanca, he misbehaved with the journalists present for the report.
The national airline Royal Air Maroc (RAM) is preparing to relaunch the link between Casablanca and Porto (Portugal). This line has remained suspended since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Kashrut Commission in Morocco affiliated with the Moroccan Jewish Community has taken new measures to "improve the value of the Kosher Morocco control mark on the national territory, particularly in Marrakech and Casablanca ".
A few weeks before the kick-off of the World Cup in Qatar, Royal Air Maroc (RAM) announced that it has sold, to date, more than 2,000 tickets to the capital Doha.
Two new 26 km tramway lines will soon be built in Casablanca to ease traffic congestion. A total of 39 stops will be served.
Two French nationals were arrested at Mohammed V International Airport in Casablanca for their alleged involvement with a criminal gang active in drug trafficking between Spain and France.
The airline Air France proceeded, on Sunday, to the inauguration of the new Paris-Orly-Casablanca flight , after eight years of absence.
Tim Hortons, a Canadian chain of restaurants specializing in coffee sales with donuts, has announced the opening of a subsidiary in Casablanca, its second in Africa after the one in South Africa.
In custody since Monday, rapper El Grande Toto, will be presented this Wednesday, October 26 to the prosecutor. He was arrested for the purposes of a preliminary investigation conducted by the Casablanca prosecutor’s office.
Five people close to the terrorist group Daesh were arrested on Tuesday and Wednesday by the Central Bureau of Judicial Investigation ( BCIJ ). They intended to carry out attacks in Morocco.
Despite his public apologies at a press conference on Sunday, the rapper El Grande Toto was taken into custody on Monday by the Casablanca court.
Imprisoned for 9 months in Morocco, the young French entrepreneur Thomas Clausi has finally been sentenced to 18 months in prison for "fraud" and illegal use of cryptocurrency by the Casablanca court.