Before the mass attempt to enter Ceuta, the social networks did not all play the same role. TikTok attracted potential migrants, Facebook brought the routes together, while WhatsApp turned the desire to leave into a concrete rendezvous.
A cyclist lost his two-wheeler at Longchamp in August 2025. Against all odds, he traced his possession thousands of kilometers away, in Morocco, thanks to a simple video posted on social media.
Following the CAF’s decision to award the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations victory to Morocco over Senegal, a comprehensive analysis of social media reveals that the Moroccan public has imposed its narrative online. This administrative triumph has quickly turned into a vast geopolitical and identity-based debate.
Since the start of the holy month on 19 February 2026, Belgium’s retail giants have been showcasing “ethnic” aisles experiencing explosive growth . Lidl, Colruyt and Carrefour are no longer limiting themselves to a few dates, but are now adapting their entire strategy to a new sociological reality.
The Minister of Communication has announced the development of a draft law to regulate the digital space. This audiovisual communication code aims to protect minors from inappropriate content on platforms like TikTok, while guaranteeing freedom of expression.
The Meurthe-et-Moselle Assize Court sentenced Abdelkrim Bellot to 30 years of criminal detention, with a 20-year security period. The man was on trial for a shooting that left five injured in 2023 , in the context of a family vendetta.
The resurgence on social media of a statement by former MP Omar Balafrej, describing Morocco as a “poor country” compared with its Maghreb neighbors, has reopened the debate over national wealth. Although the video dates back to 2018, current IMF and HCP data confirm the persistence of a GDP gap with Algeria and Tunisia, as well as a notable worsening of internal inequalities.
Marrakech ranks in 2026 among the select group of global cities whose culinary culture has escaped the pursuit of social media virality.
The 2025 Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco has shattered digital audience records with a total of 6 billion views on social media. This historic success, driven by the massive engagement of the diaspora and younger generations on TikTok, establishes the tournament as the most followed continental event in the world.
The justice system has delivered its verdict in the case of TikToker Adam Benchakroun . The correctional chamber of the court of first instance in Tangier has sentenced the young influencer to a term of imprisonment, accompanied by a long ban on access to digital platforms.
At only 19 years old, this native of Seine-et-Marne has established himself as the new musical sensation of the moment. Propelled by TikTok and endorsed by the queen of French pop, RnBoi, whose real name is Samy Fahli, has already accumulated millions of listens while keeping a cool head.
The legal case involving several content creators took a new turn this Tuesday in Tangier. A confrontation was organized before the second chamber of the investigating judge at the Court of Appeal between the TikToker nicknamed "Moulinex" and the mother of Adam Benchakroun, both prosecuted for major criminal acts.