Hunting Season Opens in Morocco amid Growing Environmental Concerns
The High Council of Hunting has officially set October 4, 2026, as the opening date for the 2026-2027 hunting season ...
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Despite Ban, Shisha Use Persists in Rif Coast Cafés
In recent days, social media platforms buzzed with reports and videos claiming that several cafes on the popular Playa de ...
Government Sets Price Controls on Subsidized Flour Amid Tightened Regulations on Packaging and Distribution
Moroccan Government Sets New Price Caps on Subsidized Flour Amid Enhanced Oversight The Moroccan government has announced new maximum prices ...
End of Chaos? Morocco’s Transport Ministry Introduces Strict Rules for Trotinette
In a decisive move aimed at enhancing road safety and regulating the use of personal mobility devices, Morocco's Ministry of ...
Red Taxis in Casablanca: Broken Meters and Arbitrary Fares Spark Public Outrage
As Morocco prepares for major international events, particularly the 2030 World Cup, persistent issues within the small taxi sector in ...
Wahbi Defends Limiting Property Contract Drafting to Notaries and Registrars
Lead Morocco’s Justice Minister Abdellatif Ouahbi has strongly defended the government's initiative to restrict the drafting of certain property contracts ...
Ministry of Education Identifies Nearly 5,000 Cheating Cases in First-Year Baccalaureate Exams
Recent statistics from the Ministry of National Education, Preschool Education, and Sports have reignited discussions around the persistent issue of ...
Authorities Crack Down on Exploitation of Oum El Rbi’s Visitors
Lead Local authorities in Khénifra have launched a decisive intervention at the Ouyoun Am rRbi' waterfalls to eliminate illegal financial ...
Government Cracks Down on Speculators Ahead of Eid: Fines and Imprisonment for Price Control
Lead In response to rising concerns about the soaring prices of sacrificial animals during the upcoming Eid festivities, the government ...
Wahbi: Master’s Degree Essential for Entering the Legal Profession
Lead Morocco's Justice Minister, Abdellatif Wahbi, has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to maintaining a Master’s degree requirement for prospective lawyers, ...
