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Elections: Women poll hopefuls in firing line of online abuse
Watchdog logs 628 incidents during September election campaign; Facebook accounts for over 90% as candidates face defamatory remarks and gender-based insults.
Thunderstorms return to Oujda a week after heavy rain caused damage
Meteorological service forecasts 20-30mm across parts of Oriental after Tuesday evening downpour.
Diphtheria: symptoms, risks, treatment and what to know
After more than 30 years with little to no circulation in Morocco, diphtheria has resurfaced, with two family clusters reported in the Souss-Massa region. The infection can quickly lead to serious complications and remains especially dangerous for people who are not vaccinated. Dr. Ahmed Lahlou, a specialist in childhood diseases, explains the symptoms to watch for and why vaccination remains important.
Oujda: New oncology center expands surgery, chemotherapy and intensive care
The Hassan II Regional Oncology Center in Oujda has significantly expanded its capacity to treat cancer patients, adding new departments and increasing the number of beds and surgical facilities since moving into its new building in November 2025.
Agadir parking fees set to return as opposition grows
The planned return of paid parking in underground car parks and designated spaces has sparked criticism ahead of the Agadir municipal council session scheduled for October 7, with residents and community groups warning of higher costs for users and a potential impact on the city’s attractiveness.
Rabat’s new Bouregreg waterfront promenade nears completion
Work on a new pedestrian promenade along Rabat’s Bouregreg waterfront is nearing completion, with crews putting the finishing touches on the project this week.
Fire guts six shops at Oujda market, trader puts losses at MAD 450,000
A fire tore through six shops at Tangier Market, also known as the Bab Sidi Abdelwahab markets, in Oujda early Friday, October 2, leaving traders facing heavy material losses.
Ortho-K for children: How can overnight lenses slow myopia progression
Worn while sleeping, orthokeratology lenses can temporarily correct myopia by reshaping the cornea, allowing users to see clearly during the day without glasses. The technique is increasingly used for children whose myopia is progressing quickly, with the added aim of slowing its progression.
Bouregreg Valley corniche takes shape on Salé’s riverfront
The riverside project is part of a wider effort to reshape the Bouregreg Valley and strengthen links between Rabat and Salé.
Japan funds solar-powered water supply for 1,300 residents in Chtouka-Aït Baha
€69,461 grant will equip three pumping stations in Aouguenz and Tanalt; Japanese program returns to an area where it financed pipes, reservoir and public standpipes in 2009.