The Coronavirus has seriously disrupted funeral rites. In Casablanca, the relatives of a man who died from the Covid-19 disease refused to bury him for fear of being contaminated.
An influencer and her husband were arrested last weekend in Had Belfaa, in the Agadir region, for extorting a large sum of money from a family, in addition to livestock and household furniture.
A Moroccan national was arrested by the Spanish police in Granada for polygamy. He would have made a family reunification request in order to be able to bring his wife and son to Spain.
The financial assets of Moroccan households increased by 5.3% to reach 833 billion DH at the end of 2019. It experienced a slowdown of 4.5%, a year earlier against 6.5% in 2017, according to the annual report on financial stability 2019.
Faced with the impossibility of celebrating Eid al-Adha in Morocco with her family due to the health crisis related to Covid-19, a Moroccan student residing in France shares her emotions.
Claiming to be persecuted in Morocco, a woman and her children have left the kingdom in search of a better life in Ceuta.
The coronavirus pandemic has strongly marked consumer confidence, which deteriorated in the second quarter of 2020. It thus recorded its lowest level since 2008.
While Nordine, 18, was having fun jumping into the river from a rock, about six meters high, in the Gardon (Gard), this young Moroccan residing in the Champfleury district of Avignon was fatally injured. An online kitty has been launched to support his family who plan to bury him in Morocco .
Miriam El Majjaoui Val, a 25-year-old Spanish woman, has been in Morocco since February 8 to visit her husband, and has been stranded there due to the closure of borders. She later discovered that she was pregnant.
Mohammed Nahi , 32, an employee of the Colruyt store in Forest, died from covid-19. His family filed a complaint with the Brussels public prosecutor’s office against the company.
The Moroccan government plans to grant a monthly direct financial aid to all underprivileged families, before the end of its term next year.
After spending ten years in unsanitary housing in the Villeray neighborhood in Quebec, Adil Saksak and his Moroccan-origin family will receive $23,000 in compensation from their landlord. This is the decision of the Régie du logement.