The courts have handed down severe sentences against three individuals tried for inciting their six-year-old nephew to consume alcohol . Filmed and shared online, this shocking scene sparked widespread outrage in Morocco.
Moroccan cities now have a new legal arsenal to compel real estate developers to honor their commitments. The law now allows municipalities to substitute themselves for failing contractors to complete infrastructure work.
A Moroccan court has just ruled: a property manager cannot deprive a resident of access to parking or elevator in case of payment arrears . A decision that puts an end to these punitive practices.
A study conducted in Flanders shows how some young Belgian-Moroccan students describe a school where displayed equality does not always guarantee equal opportunities .
A resident in Spain is being ordered to pay nearly 33,000 euros by the courts. The reason? Extended stays in Morocco and family income that skyrocketed, resulting in the complete withdrawal of her social benefits.
A vast audit operation by the Inspector General of the Ministry of Interior reveals serious violations in the Casablanca-Settat region . Several municipal officials are distributing urban planning documents in complete violation of current legal procedures.
Former minister Mohammed Moubdii was sentenced Thursday to 13 years in prison for embezzlement of public funds. The Casablanca Court of Appeal also imposed a heavy fine in favor of the municipality of Fkih Bensalah.
As May 1, 2026 approaches, the General Tax Directorate reminds taxpayers of their filing and payment obligations. Between VAT, income tax, and self-employed workers, all procedures must be completed digitally.
Serious field reports expose major tax irregularities in the Casablanca region . Real estate developers have circumvented taxes on social housing construction sites, prompting the Interior Ministry to respond.
Morocco is preparing a major reform to adapt its copyright law to the digital age . The bill aims to stop massive piracy on the Internet, particularly targeting illegal streaming and pirate broadcasts of sporting events.
Opposition MPs are sounding the alarm over draft law 34.21. They are calling for a break with "concrete cities" without services and denouncing the abuses related to subdivision permits and the lack of infrastructure.
Thousands of MREs are confronted with the same mistakes at Moroccan customs. Between prohibited items, franchise limits, and forgotten declarations, it is better to be vigilant. Here are five common traps to avoid to cross the border without any unpleasant surprises.