Man arrested in Fez for spreading fake news on Covid-19 precautionary measures

Lalla Batoul, modern Morocco’s first female political prisoner

In 1910, Lalla Batoul was arrested and tortured alongside her husband, the former Pasha of Fez. Her story rose to fame as she was considered modern Morocco’s first female political prisoner.

New coronavirus cases within a Fez screening center

1554, when the Ottoman Empire briefly occupied the city of Fez

In January 1554, the Ottoman Empire and the Wattasids conquered the city of Fez and occupied it briefly before it was seized by the Saadi dynasty. The move was an attempt to add Morocco to its North Africa colony.

Morocco to strengthen lockdown measures in Tangier-Asilah and Fez starting from Wednesday at 8 pm

A new field hospital with 1,200 beds to accommodate increasing Covid-19 cases in Fez

In 1624, an intense earthquake wrecked Fez and killed hundreds of its inhabitants

On May 11, 1624, the city of Fez was almost completely destroyed by one of the worst natural disasters in the history of Morocco. An intense earthquake hit the city, wrecked most of its districts and killed thousands of people.

Fez : Trafficking attempt of over 2 tons of chira foiled

Over 2 tons of cannabis resin seized in Fez, three people arrested

A teenager drives a car and injures 14 people, including ten Chinese tourists