The Minister of the Interior, Abdelouafi Laftit, revealed that 111 operating licenses had been withdrawn in 2025 for non-compliance with regulations. This measure follows more than 5,430 control operations carried out until August by the National Agency for the Regulation of Cannabis-Related Activities (ANRAC), which aim to ensure compliance with standards at all stages, from cultivation to export.
In a statement published on Facebook and Discord, the collective of Moroccan youth "GenZ 212" maintains the press: it calls for the "immediate resignation of the government" of Aziz Akhannouch and reaffirms its refusal to engage in any dialogue with him.
Thousands of Jews from around the world recently participated in Essaouira in a major Jewish religious ceremony during which prayers for the Israeli army would have been recited. A celebration that has sparked a strong controversy in Morocco.
Many Moroccan artists do not declare their actual income, particularly from private parties, artistic performances, advertising contracts or digital income generated through platforms such as YouTube and Facebook, thus avoiding taxes. A huge loss of revenue for the public treasury.
On Facebook, a Moroccan driver claims he was forced to pay 44 dirhams to park his car in the parking lot of the tourist area of Akchour, located in the province of Chefchaouen, during the duration of his visit.
A racist, antisemitic, and homophobic discussion group dedicated to Jordan Bardella, president of the National Rally (RN), and hosting party members and officials including nine RN deputies, has been discovered on Facebook.
Following the statements of their party president, Amine El Boujdaini, Loubna Azghoud, Ismaïl Luahabi and Youssef Handichi, four MR deputies of Moroccan origin, were targeted by PS deputies on social media. One of them appeals to King Mohammed VI.
In Morocco, begging has spread on social networks, especially Facebook, during Ramadan. The phenomenon raises questions.
A man was arrested in Guercif by the police. His arrest follows the publication of a message on Facebook that sparked a heated controversy on social media.
More and more voices are calling for a boycott of American products, in retaliation for Donald Trump’s imposition of 25% tariffs on European, Chinese and Canadian products. Morocco is gradually joining the dance on social networks.
In a message on Wednesday, King Mohammed VI invited Moroccans not to celebrate Eid al-Adha this year , due to the effects of the drought on the national livestock. A royal call widely welcomed on social media.
Soufiane El Bahri, a famous online activist and administrator of the Facebook page Les Amoureux du Roi Mohammed VI , died this Monday morning.