In a new international assessment, Morocco received mixed scores regarding its budget governance. The evaluation highlighted slight progress in transparency; however, the country still suffers from a significant lack of citizen engagement, along with limited parliamentary oversight and accountability.
A well-crafted press release was sent to all Moroccan media outlets, boasting a spectacular figure: 1,656 online training certificates obtained in 12 months. Mohamed Rochd Charrat's "achievement" was picked up by some Moroccan media without verification and shared across social networks. But what is the real story?
In an address following the decision to award Morocco the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations, CAF President Patrice Motsepe acknowledged the credibility challenges facing African football and reaffirmed the organization's commitment to integrity and transparency. Stressing the need for reform, Motsepe emphasized that CAF will not tolerate preferential treatment and is dedicated to ensuring fair and impartial decision-making across its judicial bodies.
The recent spike in fuel prices in Morocco has sparked a wave of discontent. Lawmakers are pressing the government for transparency and action, questioning the rapid price hikes, inadequate fuel reserves, and the effectiveness of regulatory measures in safeguarding the country's energy security.
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