Fatima El Karzabi

September 23 must be about cheaper shopping basket, not political ‘sideshows’: Lekjaa
PAM official says election debate has become distracted by political sideshows as he calls for cheaper essentials, working hospitals and more opportunities for young people.
Casablanca to resume Royal Avenue demolitions next month as clearance hits 60%
Another round of demolitions is due to begin in October as Casablanca clears the way for the long-stalled 57-hectare corridor between Oued El Makhazine Square and Hassan II Mosque.
Berrechid water cuts: “We are working on a radical solution,” says Berrechid mayor
Berrechid Municipal Council President Manal Badil says the city is working with the Casablanca-Settat Regional Multiservice Company to tackle recurring water cuts through new high-capacity reservoirs and the renewal of the drinking water network, alongside a series of projects covering roads, wastewater, public lighting and urban transport.
Casablanca: Roadworks almost over as 2 Mars Avenue emerges with a new face
The 5-km stretch from Rond-point d’Europe to Boulevard Anoual has received new road surfacing, pavements, drainage, green spaces and public lighting, with only final touches remaining.
Casablanca: “Solidarity Bazaar” showcases Morocco’s local products
Some 360 exhibitors have set up at Place Maréchal in Casablanca for the sixth edition of the “Solidarity Bazaar.” Coming from different regions across the Kingdom, artisans, cooperatives and small business owners are using the event to showcase their products, meet visitors, and explore new business opportunities.
Foreign population in Morocco rises 76% in a decade to over 148,000, CESE report finds
A report by Morocco’s Economic, Social and Environmental Council (CESE) found that the number of foreigners living in Morocco reached 148,152 in 2024, up from 84,000 in 2014, representing a 76% increase over a decade. The report added, however, that “these figures do not provide a complete picture of the number of people in an irregular situation.”
DGSN rolls out AI-powered ‘Amane’ and ‘Madar’ smart patrol vehicles in Casablanca
Designed and built entirely in Morocco, the General Directorate of National Security’s (DGSN) new “Amane” and “Madar” patrol vehicles entered service in Casablanca on Saturday. Equipped with artificial intelligence, real-time facial recognition and automated license plate detection, the vehicles are intended to strengthen public security through advanced mobile surveillance.