Born in Casablanca, Nezha Boubekri is a media enthusiast who has managed to carve out her path in France on TF1 and France 2, while maintaining a deep connection with Morocco, her country of origin. The first Arab woman to have directed prime time shows on leading channels, Nezha Boubekri shares the story of her life, her journey, her emotions, her life, in a book entitled "My Truth: Words and Pains".
Following the "violent and insulting" remarks made by Abdelilah Benkirane, Secretary General of the PJD , against a number of media outlets, the Moroccan Association of Media and Publishers (AMME) reacted to denounce an act that is detrimental to ethics.
Journalist Fahd Yata, founder, director and editorialist of "La Nouvelle Tribune", died on Saturday, December 11, 2021 at the age of 69, after a long illness. The Moroccan Federation of Newspaper Publishers (FMEJ) mourns a great pen of the Moroccan press.
Spanish households in coastal cities are having trouble accessing channels broadcast via Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT). These channels have lost the signal due to interference from Morocco.
Morocco is the victim of a media campaign aimed at tarnishing its image. This is what the president of the France-Morocco friendship group in the French Senate, Christian Cambon, said after the kingdom was accused of having infiltrated the phones of Moroccan and foreign public figures, including high-ranking French officials, via the Pegasus spyware.
Reporters Without Borders (RSF), which considers the Israeli group NSO, the designer of the Pegasus spyware, as a "digital predator", intends to take legal action in several countries like Morocco to have the group condemned for acts of espionage and persecution committed against journalists.
The Salvados TV crew, which was preparing a report on the 28 victims of the flooding that occurred last February in an illegal textile workshop in Tangier, was expelled from Morocco by the police on Monday for lack of authorizations. Journalist Fernando González, known as "Gonzo", the presenter of the program, explained in a video posted on his Twitter account the reasons for this expulsion.
The merger of SNRT with the 2M and Medi1 TV channels, officially announced a month ago by the supervising minister, is sparking lively debates in public opinion. Would the future of this holding company, intended to revolutionize the Moroccan audiovisual landscape, already be compromised?
With "Greetings from the homeland", Linda Bendali, an investigative journalist, gives a voice to immigrant families on their vacations in their countries of origin. Whether in Morocco, Algeria or Tunisia, it would be a "return to the roots" for the parents, and an "unknown world" for the children who are experiencing their first trip to a country they have imagined through their parents’ stories and the reality on the ground. A journey that would express the expression of a love for their country of adoption and a rediscovered pride on the land of their ancestors.
The reorganization of the Moroccan public audiovisual pole is one of the major projects in the sector. With the grouping of SNRT, 2M and Medi1 TV, this project will, it is said, promote the improvement and diversification of programs.
As part of the creation of a public audiovisual media holding, the National Broadcast and Television Company (SNRT) has just bought all the shares of the 2M channel and 30% of those of Medi1 TV.
Gathered within the SNJ, the SNJ-CGT and the CFDT-Journalists, Moroccan journalists called in the middle of the week for the release of two colleagues who have been held in pre-trial detention for nearly a year. Omar Radi and Slimane Raissouni, awaiting their trial, have started a hunger strike to obtain provisional release.