A man was sentenced to 4 months in prison, with a fine of 500 dirhams, by the Criminal Chamber of the Court of First Instance in Meknes , for sexual harassment in a public space.
A Moroccan Resident Abroad (MRE) was scammed by a fraudster living in Meknes. He made her believe in the existence of a treasure guarded by jinns in the basement of his home in Taza. He agreed to chase them away for 15% of the treasure.
Three Moroccans were brought before the Court of Appeal of Meknes for setting up a criminal network specializing in fraud and scams on the Internet. They are accused of having stolen nearly 900,000 dirhams from their victims in the United States, Australia, Germany and Iraq.
Real estate is struggling to regain its glory days. The sector is divided between economic recession, stagnation and a slight economic upturn.
Suspected of theft under threat of a bladed weapon, an individual was apprehended by the judicial police elements of the city of Meknes on Tuesday afternoon. According to the initial information, the theft took place in a money transfer agency.
An olive oil production plant will soon be built in the Fès-Meknès region. This is an ambitious project of the Emirati group, Al Dahra holding, specialized in agri-food and agribusiness.
After a wild chase, the elements of the Judicial Police of Karia Ba Mohamed were able, last week, to arrest one of the individuals suspected of burgling the home of the former Caid of the first district. His accomplice, on the other hand, escaped the police.
A young man, a student at the Faculty of Legal and Economic Sciences in Meknes, was sentenced to 30 years in prison for the murder of a young woman, a student at the same faculty, who refused to marry him.
Two shells were discovered in garbage cans in the center of the city of Meknes . This alert caused panic among the population.
11 people, including 8 women, were arrested by the police services of Fez and Meknes. They would be involved in cases of extortion, sexual assault and robbery by violence, according to a press release published on Sunday, September 22, by the General Directorate of National Security (DGSN).
The project to install a self-consumption photovoltaic power plant is now a reality at the French Institute of Meknès. A first that fits well with the "Green Embassy" Plan, adopted by the French Embassy in Morocco since 2016. A plan that aims to raise awareness among the staff and the public of the French Institute of Meknès on environmental protection through the implementation of good practices and concrete actions.
In Morocco, Shiites present in the cities of Tangier, Meknes and Casablanca celebrated Ashura in total discretion, away from certain eyes and social networks.