Arrested last weekend, Adil B.H alias adil.gofast, a famous Moroccan influencer, who filmed himself driving supercars at over 250 km/h, regained his freedom on Monday. But he will still have to answer for offenses related to the sequences he posted on his social networks, as well as his repeated provocations towards the Belgian justice system in his videos.
Passing through Moroccan customs requires complying with certain formalities. Moroccans residing abroad (MRE) and occasional travelers must be aware of these procedures to avoid delays, penalties or loss of tax benefits. Here are five key points.
A security guard was injured in the face while attempting to put an end to a violent altercation involving Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) in a fast-food establishment located on Mohammed V Avenue in Marrakech.
Border crossings and customs formalities are a sensitive moment for Moroccans residing abroad (MREs). Certain mistakes can lead to additional duties, penalties, or even confiscation of goods. Here are five common missteps to avoid.
Belgium is tightening the conditions for family reunification. A measure that will affect the many Moroccans residing in this country.
The return to Morocco during the summer becomes a headache for many Moroccans in Europe who have to face a rise in the prices of tourist services.
Managing a property or income in Morocco from abroad is not always simple. Many Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) unknowingly make tax mistakes that cost them dearly. Here are five traps to absolutely avoid.
Every summer, many French people of Moroccan origin return to Morocco to spend their holidays. A first experience for some or a rediscovery for others, these returns to their roots rhyme with reunions.
Members of a Moroccan family residing in France caused disorder in a well-known cafe in the Marina of Agadir, after a server refused to satisfy them. Inappropriate behavior that sparked a lively controversy on social media.
Leaving Tangier at the age of 16, a Moroccan minor - now an adult - succeeds the unimaginable after only seven years in Spain.
Selling real estate in Morocco may seem simple, but for Moroccans residing abroad (MREs), certain tax rules are often misunderstood. The result: costly mistakes that lead to tax adjustments or penalties. Here are the five most common ones.
The woman who killed her husband - a Moroccan residing in France - with a knife in Bhalil, in the province of Sefrou, died at the Hassan II University Hospital in Fez.