The judicial police of Benslimane arrested a man accused of having kidnapped and raped a 28-year-old waitress. The man, in his thirties, was sent before the prosecutor of the king near the local court of first instance, to answer for the acts with which he is charged.
The French language within everyone’s reach. This is the mission that the French Institute, in charge of France’s external cultural action, has set itself by launching a vast global campaign on Monday to arouse the desire to learn the language. Several dozen countries, including Morocco, are targeted by this campaign.
With the help of an informant and the social network Whatsapp, the elements of the judicial police of Salé proceeded to arrest a suspected murderer who had been actively sought for two years. He would have committed a murder in a shantytown in the Jdid district in the Tabriquet district during an evening with friends.
A few days before the end of confinement, ready-to-wear stores regret being forgotten by the local authorities. They are eagerly awaiting the green light from the Moroccan authorities to resume their activities.
Morocco and 44 other countries are clients of NSO, which created Pegasus, software used to hack WhatsApp accounts. An internal investigation by the social network reveals that the Israeli company is "deeply involved" in the hacking of 1,400 users.
In this context of a global health crisis, Moroccans living abroad (MRE) and tourists are wondering if they will be able to spend the summer holidays in Morocco.
WhatsApp announced on Tuesday a limitation on message sharing. The purpose of this decision is to fight against misinformation about the coronavirus epidemic that tends to create more panic.
Moroccan athletes are now training via the WhatsApp application, due to the spread of the coronavirus.
Since the first case of coronavirus contamination was detected in Morocco, rumors have been circulating on social media, especially regarding the education sector. In a statement, the Ministry of Education denies having brought forward the school holidays, normally scheduled for the end of March.
Outages disrupted the functioning of the WhatsApp messaging service in many countries, including Morocco, on Sunday, causing frustration among users. It was the DownDetector website that reported the failures very early on.
An imam serving in a mosque in Beni Mellal was sentenced by the courts to a prison term for incitement to debauchery, sexual harassment and adultery.
The Court of First Instance of Temara sentenced a married woman and her alleged lover to 3 months and 2 months in prison respectively, for an extramarital love affair, despite the absence of flagrante delicto.