A wave of discontent has hit the city of Casablanca in recent weeks. The cause is the application of new parking fines deemed "excessive and illegal" by motorists.
Violence against men by women in couples is a growing phenomenon in Morocco, a recent study reveals.
The trial of Daniel Ziouziou, regional director of the Moroccan Union of Banks (UMB) of Tanger-Tétouan-Al Hoceïma, involved in an embezzlement case within the bank, should soon open.
A famous notary practicing in Kenitra is accused of fraud by the municipality as well as two banking institutions. His trial will open on September 16 before the criminal chamber of the Rabat Court of Appeal, in charge of financial crimes.
Anwar El Ghazi announced on Friday on his social networks that he had won his legal battle against his former club, Mainz. The player of Moroccan origin, fired for having expressed his support for Palestine in the conflict in Gaza, has just received from the club an amount of 1.7 million euros as compensation.
The Superior Court of Justice of Galicia has ordered the issuance of a temporary residence permit to a Moroccan to work as a kitchen assistant in a Moroccan restaurant in Pontevedra, after the public employment service certified that there was no other qualified candidate for the position.
A 45-year-old man, presumably of Moroccan origin, has been indicted and detained for attempted murder on a 31-year-old woman in the night of August 13 to 14, outside the Savigny-sur-Orge (Essonne) train station.
A private company has filed a lawsuit against the Catholic Church of Tangier. It accuses the religious organization of fraud due to a contract that the two parties signed for the construction of a private school.
Mounir Erramach, alias Pablo Escobar of the North, a former drug baron detained at the central prison of Kénitra, has regained his freedom.
A general practitioner has been placed in pre-trial detention at the Aïn Aïcha prison following accusations of offense against Islam. The incriminated publications on his Facebook page were judged as an attack on Islam, Muslims, the Quran and the prophet Muhammad.
The public prosecutor at the court of first instance in Fez has decided to prosecute 11 parking attendants, commonly known as "yellow vests", in custody for acts of fraud, threat, and document forgery.
The information that Mounir Erramach, alias the Pablo Escobar of the North , former drug baron currently detained in the central prison of Kenitra, has regained his freedom, is false.