The Ministry of the Interior has given instructions for the opening of a comprehensive and in-depth administrative investigation to verify the accuracy of the information contained in a video broadcast on news websites and social media platforms, containing serious allegations of corruption made by a municipal councilor of Safi against the former governor of the province.
Companies involved in the security and cleaning sectors in healthcare facilities, created by close associates of ministers and members of parliament, are implicated in corruption cases.
The National Authority for Integrity, Prevention and Fight against Corruption (INPPLC) is preparing to launch a major study on the phenomenon of corruption in the health sector in Morocco. The realization of this study has been entrusted to the Forvis Mazars firm for 2.3 billion dirhams.
Suspected of embezzlement in real estate matters at the level of six major cities in the kingdom, twenty commune presidents will soon be suspended from their elected functions. Other cases will follow, as more than 40 missions currently initiated by the Ministry of the Interior, following complaints, would also have identified numerous dysfunctions and excesses.
Many young Moroccans responded this weekend to the call to demonstrate by the GenZ 212 group. These demonstrations, which took place in at least 11 cities of the kingdom, were harshly repressed by the police. Dozens of protesters were arrested over these two days.
The Moroccan justice system is investigating the illegal transformation of a social complex financed by the National Initiative for Human Development into a private hotel in Sidi Kacem. Eight senior officials from the Gharb region are now banned from leaving the territory.
Two police officers, an officer and an inspector, were arrested on Thursday, September 25 in Béni Mellal, suspected of corruption and extortion.
Corruption and misappropriation of public funds scandals are increasing in Morocco, despite the existence of oversight institutions, which calls into question the effectiveness of these bodies.
Two young MRE men, aged 18 and 24, were arrested on Sunday, September 14, in Marrakech. Police services suspect them of dangerous driving on public roads and attempting to bribe officers.
Threatened with death after denouncing “deep-rooted corruption” within the pediatric surgery department of the Mère-Enfant Hospital under Casablanca’s Ibn Rochd University Hospital Center, a doctor is appealing to King Mohammed VI for help.
A senior police officer was arrested in Meknes on Monday, September 8, suspected of having solicited money in the exercise of his duties. According to the judicial police, he was apprehended in the act while attempting to receive a bribe.
Mohammed Haddadi, the President of the District Council of Sidi Othmane in Casablanca, revealed that a famous real estate developer had tried to bribe him by offering him a luxurious apartment in exchange for a favor.