The announced increase in the price of the Rabat-Salé tramway ticket is causing a stir. While some professionals in the taxi sector consider this increase "necessary," others fear a shortage of customers.
The management company of the Rabat-Salé tramway has published a new fare schedule. Ticket and subscription prices will soon be increased.
On the sidelines of the 20th edition of the Mawazine-Rythmes du Monde Festival, the famous Lebanese singer Ragheb Alama declares his love for Morocco.
Marrakech remains and continues to be the essential Moroccan destination, but there is another one, often forgotten from tourist circuits, just as beautiful, which deserves to be discovered.
In Morocco, voices are being raised to denounce the organizers’ choice of the Mawazine Festival to prefer international stars, who demand huge fees, over Moroccan artists with modest fees.
Clément Besneville, a 29-year-old Frenchman, has been missing in Rabat since April 2024. His father, Didier, without news of him since then, is asking the French and Moroccan authorities to do everything in their power to find him.
The Minister of Interior, Abdelouafi Laftit, addressed the recent controversial demolition operations in Rabat, assuring that these actions are legal and part of programs planned for years.
The trial of Daniel Ziouziou, regional director of the Moroccan Union of Banks (UMB) for Tangier-Tetouan-Al Hoceima, involved in a case of embezzlement within the bank, continues before the Financial Crimes Chamber at the Rabat Court of Appeal.
The project for the new continental highway connecting Rabat to Casablanca takes a decisive new step. The company Autoroutes du Maroc (ADM) has just relaunched a major call for tenders for the construction of two strategic viaducts, for a total estimated cost of over 600 million dirhams.
Aziz Rouibeh, president of the Rabat Bar Association, has made revelations about the lawyer placed in detention at El Arjat prison following the dismantling of a vast fraud network by investigators from the National Brigade of the Judicial Police (BNPJ).
The construction of a railway tunnel of more than 3 km in Rabat as part of the Kenitra-Marrakech high-speed line project is taking shape. The Chinese company Sinohydro, an entity of the Chinese group PowerChina, which has launched the main works of the project, is at the helm.
The Moroccan residing in Canada and her three co-defendants in the "slap to the Caïd of Témara" case appear at the beginning of this week before the Rabat Court of Appeal. They had all been sentenced to a total of four years in prison in the first instance.