Un marroquí de 37 años fue hallado sin vida el martes por la mañana en la comuna de Valsamoggia. Alrededor de las 8:00, los Carabineros acudieron al lugar y aseguraron la zona rápidamente, mientras que expertos en policía científica fueron enviados para realizar las primeras pesquisas, según informan los medios locales. De acuerdo con los primeros datos, la víctima, que residía en la región, fue encontrada tendida sobre la
The Spanish National Police at Gran Canaria Airport have detained a man of Moroccan origin on suspicion of abandoning his minor son, after allegedly leaving the child alone in Spain without identification documents. The case dates back to December 19, when authorities discovered a Moroccan minor who had arrived alone at a Red Cross facility. The child told officials that he had traveled to the island with his father from Morocco the day before, but that his father had subsequently left him
Originally set to welcome visitors on December 22, Ain Sebaa Zoo in Casablanca has seen its reopening delayed due to unfavorable weather conditions, according to Moulay Ahmed Afilal, Deputy Mayor of Casablanca. Morocco has experienced heavy rainfall in recent weeks, and meteorological forecasts suggest that rain and thunderstorms are likely to continue in the coming days. Speaking to Morocco’s 2M TV, Afilal dismissed any organizational or technical issues, emphasizing that the
Moroccan rapper Pause Flow, whose real name is Jawad Asradi, has been released from prison after spending one month in detention. His release follows a ruling issued Thursday evening by the Sefrou Court of First Instance, which sentenced him to a three-month suspended prison term and imposed a 2,000-dirham fine. During the hearing, the public prosecutor argued that the acts attributed to the defendant do not fall under freedom of expression, on the grounds that they undermine the dignity of
While torrential rains have forced the cancellation of the Arab Cup ranking match in Qatar, as well as several sporting events in the United States, the schedule of the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON 2025) in Morocco has remained unchanged, despite persistent daily downpours. The group-stage matches have highlighted another key factor behind this resilience: the quality of the tournament’s infrastructure.
The French halal-certified food brand Isla Délice has strongly condemned the spread of what it describes as «false information on social media» following the publication of a misleading article. In a statement to Yabiladi, the company said it was dismayed by content riddled with «misunderstandings and inaccuracies», stressing that it was «never contacted for verification». Isla Délice firmly denied any link to Israel, stating: «Contrary
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has authorized free entry to stadiums hosting selected matches of the Africa Cup of Nations 2025, currently underway in Morocco. According to sources within the continental body cited by AFP, this measure allows organizers to boost attendance at fixtures drawing fewer spectators. In line with security and access control requirements, free entry is permitted around 20 minutes after kick-off. Although no prior official announcement was made, the option
The Royal Army Club (AS FAR) has announced that the Confederation of African Football (CAF) has issued disciplinary sanctions following incidents that occurred during the club’s match against Al Ahly on November 28, 2025, during the CAF Champions League. The match was marked by supporters throwing water bottles and other solid objects onto the pitch. In its ruling, the CAF Disciplinary Committee found the Moroccan club in breach of Articles 82 and 83 of the CAF Disciplinary Code, as
Canadian retiree Tracy Charles, who has been traveling the world by motorbike for six years with her dog Roo, shared a spontaneous roadside encounter in Morocco that resonated warmly with viewers online. Now exploring the country from Tangier to Essaouira, she says moments like these capture what defines her journey: human connection, kindness, and the freedom of slow travel.
Water resources have seen a significant increase in several dams across Morocco, thanks to the recent rains recorded throughout December. According to the daily updated data from the Ministry of Equipment and Water, this trend is also noticeable every 24 hours, as the past few days have been marked by almost daily rainfall. In numbers, the Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdellah dam in the Rabat-Salé-Kénitra region experienced an increase of 19 million cubic meters in its water resources,