Lamine Yamal , 17, is one of the promises of world football. Of Moroccan origin, the Barça prodigy is delivering exceptional performances for his club and the Spanish national team. The young player has the unconditional support of his family.
The trial of the murder of Soufiane Benali, a 23-year-old man nicknamed "Nana" killed in July 2020 in Forest, Belgium, continues before the Brussels Assize Court with the indictment of the Attorney General. One of the family’s lawyers denounces "an advertising murder".
In an interview, the Moroccan right-back of PSG Achraf Hakimi testified to his love and gratitude to all those who have sacrificed for him, not failing to mention his childhood, his attachment to the family and his passion for fashion.
Despite the tragedies that are frequently recorded at sea, Moroccan families continue to encourage their underage children to immigrate illegally to Spain to build a better future. This is the case of a 12-year-old girl, originally from Chefchaouen, who claims to have swam alone from Morocco to reach Ceuta. But this is not the case.
Driven, she says, by the precarious conditions in which she lives with her children, a Moroccan woman residing in Benslimane is determined to sell her kidney via Tiktok to offer a better life to her family.
In Mohammedia, a family is asking residents for help in finding their 14-year-old daughter who has not given any sign of life since leaving her home on September 9.
The recent statements by Lamine Yamal’s grandmother, claiming that the Barça prodigy is not Moroccan , have sparked the anger of Moroccans on social media.
Mustapha, his wife and their three children aged 16, 13 and 1.5 years old live cramped in an unsanitary studio full of mold in Ganshoren in the Brussels region. The Moroccan family is vainly trying to find a larger and more decent housing.
In Morocco, individuals are taking advantage of the shortage of family record books noted in some municipalities due to the depletion of remaining stocks, to sell these documents at high prices.
Faced with a shortage of family record books in certain civil registry offices, the Minister of the Interior, Abdelouafi Laftit, announced the gradual adoption of electronic family record books.
As Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) return to their host countries, Moroccan families join their cities of residence to prepare for their children’s return to school, tourism professionals are taking stock of the summer season. Opinions differ.
A family of three people was rushed to the Mohammed V Hospital in Tangier following a food poisoning incident. They had just consumed spoiled eggs.