The Moroccan Association for the Protection of Public Money denounces the lack of valorization of municipal properties in Casablanca, including villas rented at derisory prices, and calls on the city council to review its strategy for mobilizing local resources.
Users of Ibn Battouta airport in Tangier suffer from the high cost of grand taxi services and call on local authorities to find effective solutions.
The measure to suspend the state subsidy on butane gas came into effect this Monday, May 20, resulting in an increase in the prices of this product. A rise that will undoubtedly be reflected in the prices of other mass consumer products.
Moroccans residing in the United States and Canada denounce the worrying increase in airfare prices to and from Morocco since the beginning of this year.
In Morocco, the drop in fuel prices continues. Gasoline and diesel prices are once again down, to the delight of motorists.
After a short period of stability, the price of tomatoes has recorded a new increase in Morocco, reaching up to 14 dirhams per kilo in some cities like Casablanca.
The city of Casablanca plans to raise the fares for transportation in the city, both for the tramway lines and for the buses.
In Morocco, the rise in sheep prices raises concerns about the actual holding of Eid al-Adha this year.
Mohamed Abdeljalil, Minister of Transport and Logistics, assures that his department is working to guarantee affordable ticket prices for Moroccans residing abroad (MRE) as part of the Marhaba operation.
The rates of large taxis between Marrakech and Had Rass El Ain in the province of Rhamna, as well as to many communes in the region, have increased to the great dismay of the inhabitants. Faced with this situation, the Moroccan Forum for Human Rights in the region is calling on the governor to intervene.
Preliminary investigations conducted by the competent services of the Competition Council reveal that café owners and managers are considering a possible increase in the prices of beverages. The regulator does not rule out the opening of a possible investigation into these practices prohibited by law.
After a period of increases of 8 and 15 cents for diesel and gasoline, recorded on April 16 in service stations, fuel prices should see a drop for the delight of Moroccan motorists.