The Béziers court handed down heavy sentences to two gendarmes and three mechanics for a vast police data trafficking . This fraudulent vehicle laundering network was secretly orchestrated by a scammer based in Morocco.
On March 20, Ilyas Kherbouch’s flight ended in Canet-en-Roussillon. Escaped from Villepinte prison thirteen days earlier with the help of fake police officers, the fugitive was apprehended with a former prison guard claiming to have been kidnapped.
The scam with the fake bank advisor is experiencing an alarming explosion in France , with a complaint filed every two days with the Rennes police. These vast criminal networks are mainly orchestrated from abroad, including Morocco.
Alex Iwobi, the winger of the Nigerian national team, faced strong criticism on social media after sharing a video in which he seemed to mock the quality of the hotel in Rabat where his team is staying as they prepare to face Gabon on Thursday in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers.
Nine months after her release from prison, influencer Poupette Kenza, whose real name is Kenza Benchrif, is making a comeback on social media through a video published on YouTube, titled "I’m back".
The participation of Franco-Congolese comedian Salva in season 3 of the reality TV show "HMI House" - currently being filmed in Morocco - by Hachemi, the number 1 Snapchat influencer in France of Algerian origin, is not to the liking of many Moroccan internet users.
The "Hamza Mon Bb" account on Snapchat has threatened to denounce certain Moroccan influencers who use misleading advertising to scam Internet users. It also threatens to go after Moroccan stars.
51.4% of Moroccans trust the information disseminated by professional journalists more than that relayed by influencers and content creators on social networks, reveals a recent study conducted by the Moroccan Center for Citizenship.
In Morocco, one woman in three is a victim of sexual harassment on social networks, compared to 4.3% for men, reveals a recent study on the use of social networks, conducted by the Moroccan Center for Citizenship.
The Moroccan justice system has opened an investigation after the dissemination of intimate and compromising photos of young Moroccan girls and women on social media, particularly Snapchat.
Following the hacking by hackers of many social media accounts, notably Snapchat, intimate and sometimes compromising photos of Moroccan and sometimes Algerian women and sometimes young adolescents have been disseminated on photo-sharing websites. In Morocco, an association is calling on the justice system to open a thorough investigation.
Poupette Kenza announced on Wednesday that she is facing a €50,000 fine for "misleading commercial practices" online. The French influencer, who has announced her intention to settle in Dubai, says she is outraged and intends to contest the amount of this sanction.