Madonna parece cada vez más fascinada por Marruecos, especialmente por Marrakech. Este martes, la Reina del Pop compartió una serie de fotografías de sus vacaciones en la ciudad ocre, brindando a sus seguidores un vistazo exclusivo de su escapada festiva. Tituladas «Vacaciones en Marruecos», las imágenes muestran a Madonna en compañía de sus hijos, disfrutando del té marroquí, admirando los elaborados zelliges de los riads
The Minister of Economy and Finance, Nadia Fettah Alaoui, announced on Tuesday during the oral question session at the House of Councillors that Moroccan investments in Africa reached 5 billion dirhams in 2024. This figure represents 20% of Morocco’s total public and private investments abroad, she said in response to a question from the RNI parliamentary group. Fettah Alaoui stressed the importance of Morocco’s strategic partnership with the African continent, particularly in the
Madonna’s affection for Morocco, and Marrakech in particular, appears to be growing stronger. On Tuesday, the Queen of Pop shared a series of photos from her holiday in the city, offering her followers a glimpse into her festive season getaway. Captioned «Morocco Holiday», the images show Madonna alongside her children, enjoying Moroccan tea, admiring the intricate zellige of traditional riads, and strolling through the bustling souks of Marrakech’s ancient medina.
On Monday, December 28, Algerian soldiers opened fire on Mauritanian gold prospectors, an incident that fortunately did not result in any civilian casualties. This confrontation took place within Mauritanian territory, in the northeastern part of the country near the Algerian border. Beyond merely seizing the prospectors' equipment, the Algerian military also assaulted several individuals, leaving some of the Mauritanian group injured. The severity of the attack forced the miners to abandon
Morocco now know their opponent for the round of 16 of the Africa Cup of Nations. The Atlas Lions will take on Tanzania next Sunday at 5:00 pm at the Prince Moulay Abdellah Sports Complex in Rabat. Tanzania booked their place in the knockout stage after drawing 1–1 with Tunisia on Tuesday evening at the Olympic Stadium in Rabat, finishing among the competition’s best third-placed teams. The two sides have met several times in recent years, most notably during the 2026 World Cup
The Umbra Festival turned from a highly anticipated music event into a full-blown dispute between organizers and attendees after the sudden announcement of its «postponement» on the very evening it was scheduled to take place. Tickets continued to be sold until the last moment, triggering widespread anger and raising the prospect of legal action over the financial and emotional losses suffered by affected festivalgoers.
Lundi soir, lors de la phase de groupes de la Coupe d'Afrique des Nations au stade Moulay Abdellah à Rabat, et après la victoire éclatante du Maroc contre la Zambie (3-0), le quartier de Molenbeek à Bruxelles a célébré les Lions de l'Atlas. Les rues se sont embrasées d'éclats de feux d'artifice, de klaxons et de pétards de rue célébrant l'événement. Une vidéo diffusée par De
El lunes por la noche, durante la fase de grupos de la Copa Africana de Naciones en el estadio Moulay Abdellah de Rabat, el barrio de Molenbeek en Bruselas se volcó en celebraciones tras la contundente victoria de Marruecos sobre Zambia por 3-0. Los Leones del Atlas fueron homenajeados desde la distancia. Las calles se iluminaron con destellos de fuegos artificiales, mientras el sonido de bocinas y petardos resonaba en el aire. Un video compartido por De Telegraaf muestra
The customs circular accompanying the 2026 Finance Law introduces a series of adjustments to import taxation, aimed at strengthening market regulation and easing prices for certain consumer goods. Issued on Monday, December 29, 2025, by the supervising ministry, the document notably announces a significant reduction in customs duties on mobile phones. As of January 1, 2026, import duties on mobile devices, including smartphones, will be cut from 17.5% to 2.5%. The Finance Law also provides for
Cheered on by fans for his triumphant return after injury, Achraf Hakimi celebrated his 60th victory with the Moroccan national team on Monday. In their final Group A match of the Africa Cup of Nations 2025 in Rabat, the Atlas Lions dominated Zambia 3–0, securing qualification for the round of 16. Continuing his impressive run, the right-back—who came on in the 64th minute—now stands on the verge of surpassing the national record of 63 victories, previously held by former