The former member of the February 20 Movement, Ali Bedar, also a member of the cabinet of the Minister of Agriculture, Maritime Fisheries, Rural Development and Water and Forests, Aziz Akhannouch, was placed in custody on Monday, February 10, 2020, in Casablanca. He is accused of raping a journalist.
A new Facebook account, in the image of "Hamza mon bb", has become a master in the art of blackmail and defamation. Its name: "Scoop Sidi Slimane".
A Moroccan from Youssoufia was the victim of a scam, orchestrated by a British businessman who promised him $5.2 million to open a subsidiary in the kingdom. The scammer will not honor his promise, but will instead extort a total of 11,500 dirhams from his victim.
Facebook’s instant messaging has been the target of hackers through a new method of personal data hacking.
Chafika El Habti has lifted the veil on the reasons for her departure from the Communication Department of the Moroccan Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Facebook is adopting a revamped interface starting next spring. Promised at a conference in April 2019, this new Facebook design is already delighting some users.
The MoDem candidate, Mohamed Dine, is backing down in the face of the controversy sparked by his recruitment message "of women and men of Turkish origin", posted on his Facebook page. Faced with the scale of the controversy, he deleted his announcement.
The daughter and adviser of the American president, Ivanka Trump, in a Facebook post, congratulated Morocco, praising the promotion of women’s land rights in the soulaliyate lands.
Better known by his pseudonym "Moul l’hanout" (the grocer), the YouTuber columnist, Mohamed Boudouh, is sentenced to three years in prison for having published acerbic videos on corruption and institutions. The decision was handed down on Tuesday, January 7 in Khémisset.
After an appeal, a new trial has been set for January 20 in the case of Ayoub Mahfoud, a young high school student from Meknes, who repeated the lyrics of the title "3acha cha3b" (Long live the people) on Facebook. He had been sentenced to three years in prison and a fine of 5,000 dirhams on December 17, 2019.
The legendary Portuguese footballer, Luis Figo, spent pleasant moments in Morocco during the winter. He did not hesitate to share some photos of his trip to the kingdom on his Instagram account.
A few days after the celebration of her wedding, journalist Hajar Raissouni has recounted her time in prison. The circumstances in which she learned of the royal pardon have just been revealed.