The governor of the prefecture of Rabat, Mohamed El Yaacoubi, is said to have taken a radical decision regarding the installation of satellite dishes and air conditioners on the facades of buildings in the Moroccan capital.
Urban security will be further strengthened in Rabat. A call for tenders for the installation of an advanced video surveillance system in the city has been launched by the Rabat Region Development Company.
Fouzi Lekjaa, the president of the Royal Moroccan Football Federation, has lifted a corner of the veil on the preparations for the 2030 World Cup, highlighting the investments in infrastructure and the economic benefits of this global sporting event for Morocco.
An extradition agreement has been concluded with Morocco to hand over to France Félix Bingui alias "the Cat", one of the biggest drug traffickers in Marseille, arrested in March 2024 in Casablanca. Former French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin, the new Keeper of the Seals, thanks Rabat.
In Morocco, a 41-year-old man was diagnosed with genitourinary tuberculosis after being admitted to the Ibn Sina University Hospital in Rabat.
In Morocco, cinema mistreats women. This is the finding of a study entitled "Gender-based violence in the film industry" presented in Rabat.
The Moroccan real estate market experienced a mixed evolution in 2024. While demand recorded a strong increase, supply has considerably decreased, particularly in the apartment segment.
Despite the fall of Bashar al-Assad, many Syrian refugees in Morocco, particularly in Rabat, refuse to return to their country.
Several construction sites are underway on the Bouregreg River. In addition to the Mohammed VI Tower, currently being finalized, another major project should see the light of day soon.
A first-year high school student in a sports-study high school in Rabat has just filed a complaint against her sports coach for sexual harassment, attempted indecent assault and blackmail.
Khadija Ghanima, 45, is living a true fairy tale, tinged with a painful past. After growing up thinking she was an adopted child, this Belgian-Moroccan woman discovered last summer a shocking truth: she was kidnapped from the hospital in Rabat at birth. Her biological parents, on the other hand, had believed for 45 years that their little girl, Samira, had died a few days after her birth.
Hassan Kaabia, deputy head of the Israeli liaison office in Rabat, has left his post and returned to Israel. What are the reasons behind this sudden departure of the Israeli diplomat?