
Rabat Authorities Crack Down on Street Vendors During Eid al-Adha
In Rabat, the local authorities are (re)launching a crusade against street vendors who have regained possession of the streets during this Eid al-Adha period.

In Rabat, the local authorities are (re)launching a crusade against street vendors who have regained possession of the streets during this Eid al-Adha period.

The volume of waste produced by Moroccans during the Eid al-Adha period has decreased considerably this year compared to last year. The rise in sheep prices for the sacrifice is one of the reasons for this decline.

The Ministry of Energy Transition and Sustainable Development recently published the list of beaches classified as non-compliant for swimming for the upcoming summer season. In total, 22 beaches, including the very popular Salé beach for tourists and Moroccans living abroad, are to be avoided this summer.

A Saharan sand cloud is expected to reach France again. The southeast quarter of the country will be the most affected.

Millions of dead anchovies have recently washed up on the coasts and beaches of Sidi Ifni. A phenomenon that has not failed to raise the concern of local authorities and environmental activists.

In its report on the quality of bathing waters, presented on Friday in Rabat, the Ministry of Energy Transition and Sustainable Development indicated that 22 beaches do not meet the required environmental standards.

In Morocco, the management of waste during the celebration of Eid al-Adha remains one of the challenges that local authorities struggle to overcome each year.

In Morocco, the illegal extraction of coastal sand has transformed a wide coastal strip between Safi and Essaouira into a bare rocky area.

The local authorities of the city of Saïdia threaten to revoke the licenses of merchants who create anarchy and to apply the law to usurpers of the public domain on the city’s beach.

Global warming and the evolution of ocean currents are encouraging sardines and other small pelagic fish species to move northward along the coast of North-West Africa, including Morocco. These are the conclusions of a study conducted by researchers from Senegal, France, Norway, Morocco, Mauritania and Gambia.

Many residents of Fez have denounced on social networks the unsanitary conditions experienced by certain neighborhoods and streets of the city, calling on the authorities in charge of waste and garbage collection to play their role.

Governor Hassan Zitouni has decided to restrict bathing on the beaches of Al Hoceima, a very popular tourist region during the summer holidays.