A recent study reveals that social media is reshaping marriage norms in Moroccan villages, influencing child marriage trends. However, deep-rooted traditions, economic hardship, and social factors continue to hinder efforts to eliminate the practice.
Moul Lhout, a young fishmonger from Marrakech, has taken social media by storm with his remarkably low seafood prices. While professionals contest the feasibility of his pricing, his viral success has reignited public debate on inflation, purchasing power, and the role of middlemen in soaring food costs, thanks to his charisma and sharp communicating skills.
The Kings League, created by Gerard Piqué, introduces a unique football format with unconventional rules and heavy audience interaction, broadcast on platforms like Twitch and YouTube. The Moroccan team has reached the quarterfinals of the ongoing Kings League World Cup, taking place in Italy, with the final set for January 12 in Turin.
Several Moroccan content creators have been arrested, investigated, and sentenced for sharing defamatory or unethical content online. Moroccan digital communication expert Marouane Harmach highlights the reasons behind the spread of such content, advocating for a structured framework and inclusive dialogue to address legal, ethical, and societal challenges, all while ensuring the preservation of free expression.