
Survey: Water Pollution and Waste Top Environmental Concerns for Moroccans
Water pollution and waste management are at the top of Moroccans’ concerns, according to a survey conducted by "Arab Barometer" on Moroccans’ environmental concerns.

Water pollution and waste management are at the top of Moroccans’ concerns, according to a survey conducted by "Arab Barometer" on Moroccans’ environmental concerns.

In Morocco, indicators of trust in institutions have all shown an increase. 69% of Moroccans say they have confidence in the government and 52% of them say they are in line with the political action as a whole .

People of Maghreb and sub-Saharan African origin are discriminated against by real estate agencies in France, according to the results of a survey published by SOS Racisme.

88% of Moroccans would not want a gay friend, according to a study conducted by the Moroccan Institute for Policy Analysis (MIPA).

In Marrakech , the increase in home burglaries in the Guéliz neighborhood and the many complaints from residents have prompted the police to conduct an investigation that led to the arrest of a notorious burglar.

At the end of December 2021, the Moroccan real estate market recorded a drop in apartment prices. The reason is the health crisis due to the Omicron variant.

An investigation has been opened by the prefectural judicial police service of Tangier to determine the "criminal acts and excesses attributed to a sergeant on duty" in Beni Makada.

Three people were injured by a knife, one very seriously, in the industrial zone of Oulad Bourahma, near Kénitra . The perpetrator is said to suffer from mental disorders, according to local authorities.

Died under suspicious circumstances, a retired engineer was buried and then exhumed in El Jadida for the needs of the investigation. The deceased would have been stripped of his property before his death.

A fire that broke out in a house in Marrakech has left one dead and several seriously injured, following the explosion of a mobile phone charger. An investigation has been opened.

Following suspicions of mismanagement raised by parliamentarians, the Ministry of the Interior has decided to take stock of neighborhood land across the country. An investigation has been initiated for this purpose.

A 22-year-old man died on February 8 under mysterious circumstances in Agadir. An investigation is underway to shed light on this case. The police are trying to determine whether he was the victim of a traffic accident or whether he succumbed to his injuries after being assaulted by the son of a prominent businessman in the city.