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Support for striking lawyers sparks backlash in Casablanca over ‘insufficient’ financial aid
After nearly two months of strike action that brought courts across Morocco to a standstill, Casablanca’s Bar Association is facing growing criticism over its decision to grant lawyers a one-off payment of MAD 4,000—an amount many say falls well below the support provided in other cities.
More than 120,000 attend Ifrane’s annual international cultural festival
The eighth edition of the International Ifrane Festival came to a close on Wednesday after several days of artistic and cultural programming that attracted thousands of visitors from Morocco and abroad. Organized by the Ifrane Forum for Culture and Development in partnership with the Ifrane Provincial Authority and the Fez-Meknes Regional Council, this year’s festival was held under the theme: “Ifrane National Park: An Exceptional Natural Heritage—Shared Challenges and Prospects for Sustainable Development.”
Meknes ends City Bus contract after five weeks without public transport
Meknes has officially terminated its contract with City Bus, bringing to an end months of mounting tensions that culminated in a five-week shutdown of the city’s public bus network and left thousands of residents without reliable transportation.
A city left waiting: Inside Meknes’ fifth week without public buses
For the fifth consecutive week, Meknes has been facing a severe disruption to its urban transport network, with City Bus services remaining largely suspended and leaving thousands of residents struggling to find alternative means of transportation. The city council is expected to examine the future of its contract with the operator on Monday as frustration among commuters continues to mount.
With entry priced at 5 dirhams, Meknes residents flock to the municipal pool as temperatures soar
As temperatures climb to nearly 45°C during successive heatwaves and private pools continue to raise their prices, Meknes’ municipal pool remains a popular summer destination. With admission set at just 5 dirhams for adults and 3 dirhams for children, the facility attracts large crowds every day, giving families an affordable place to swim and unwind.