Morocco sees 65% drop in forest fires over past decade

Compared to the average of the past ten years, the area affected by forest fires in Morocco has decreased by 65%. Presenting its 2025 report on Tuesday in Rabat, the National Agency for Water and Forests (ANEF) said that a budget of 150 million dirhams has been allocated for prevention and firefighting efforts in 2026.

Support fund approves 107 projects to boost women's representation in elections

Phishing scams and cyber threats target Moroccan institutions and users

As fraudulent SMS messages impersonating public institutions spread, experts warn that their growing sophistication is making them harder to detect. These scams are part of a broader rise in cyberattacks targeting Moroccan institutions and digital platforms.

Energy drinks and teen health, Moroccan watchdog urges +18 restriction

Morocco’s consumer protection watchdog is urging a ban on energy drink sales to minors, warning of serious health risks and calling for stricter regulation and awareness. High in caffeine, these drinks can trigger anxiety, increase blood pressure, and interfere with brain development in younger consumers.

Morocco reports 53% of tuberculosis cases as extrapulmonary in 2025

Morocco wastes 4.2 million tons of food a year, Council warns

Moroccan households wasted a staggering 4.2 million tons of food in 2022, prompting the Economic, Social, and Environmental Council (CESE) to urge immediate national action to address the economic, social, and environmental impacts of this alarming trend.

Moroccan human rights group condemns anti-migrant rhetoric after AFCON final

Moroccan copyright office clarifies role after Fairuz song controversy

Amid a public uproar over a hefty fee levied on a Taza café owner for playing a Fairuz song, the Moroccan Office for Copyright and Related Rights (BMDAV) has defended its actions, dismissing claims of «misinformation» regarding its role in collecting copyright dues. The incident has sparked debate, with consumer advocates urging a more educational approach before enforcing penalties.

FIFM 2025 : Fatna El Bouih, resilience and legacy after political imprisonment [Interview]

At the 2025 Marrakech International Film Festival, a former political detainee from the 1970s unveils a poignant documentary that amplifies women's voices and challenges perceptions of prison life. The film not only highlights the resilience of women in confinement but also serves as a catalyst for discussions on human rights and societal reform, offering a powerful narrative of survival and advocacy.

French vs. Darija : A restaurant booking exposes reverse segregation in Morocco