For the first time, the United Nations is officially marking the International Day of Women and Girls of African Descent. In a joint statement, several UN experts raised the alarm: women of African descent remain largely invisible and continue to face multiple forms of discrimination. «They have built, protected, nurtured, and passed down traditions, often from the shadows», the signatories wrote. Across generations, despite the legacies of slavery, colonialism, and racism, these
El artista grafitero Said Sabbah, conocido como DAIS, comenzó su trayectoria en Mequinez a través de la cultura hip-hop y rápidamente transformó el arte callejero en una actividad a tiempo completo. En los últimos años, ha ampliado su práctica pintando sobre alfombras marroquíes, fusionando grafiti y artesanía tradicional para crear una firma artística única.
L'artiste graffeur Said Sabbah, connu sous le nom de DAIS, a commencé son parcours à Meknès à travers la culture hip-hop et a rapidement transformé l'art de rue en une activité à plein temps. Ces dernières années, il a élargi sa pratique en peignant sur des tapis marocains, mêlant graffiti et artisanat traditionnel pour créer une signature artistique unique.
Graffiti artist Said Sabbah, known as DAIS, began his journey in Meknes through hip hop culture and quickly turned street art into a full-time pursuit. In recent years, he has expanded his practice by painting on Moroccan carpets, blending graffiti with traditional craft to create a distinctive artistic signature.
Journalist Ouadih Dada has made a significant move by joining the capital of Communication & Network Group (CNG), a branch of the Horizon Press Group, through his audiovisual media venture, Dada TV. This strategic partnership, announced on Friday, July 25, represents a «decisive turning point» for the group's digital expansion in Morocco and throughout Africa. The initiative is bolstered by the «structural support of H&S Invest Holding, led by Moncef Belkhayat»,
The Jossour Forum of Moroccan Women (Jossour FFM) held a national conference on Thursday, July 24, in Rabat, focusing on reforming the Family Code to promote equality. The event gathered politicians, institutional representatives, associations, academics, and media professionals «to collaboratively envision a family legislation that is more just, equitable, and aligned with contemporary Moroccan realities». According to a press release, the conference is part of the project
A newly proposed bill in the United States House of Representatives, seeking to designate the Polisario Front as a terrorist organization, is stirring unease in Algeria. This apprehension is underscored by a recent meeting between Algeria's ambassador to Washington, Sabri Boukadoum, and Democratic Representative Jimmy Panetta, who co-authored the bill alongside Republican Jimmy Wilson. «Met with the Algerian Ambassador to discuss the U.S.-Algeria relationship, regional security, and
This morning, members of the National Territorial Surveillance Brigade in the Chtouka Ait Baha region arrested two individuals suspected of ties to terrorist activities in the municipalities of Sidi Bibi and Ait Amira. According to local media sources, the suspects are believed to have been involved in terrorism-related operations with external parties. They have been referred to the National Brigade of Judicial Police for further investigation to uncover details of the case and identify any
Unveiled on Thursday, July 24, 2025, the Competition Council’s report for the first quarter of the year analyzes the 2024 financial performance of diesel and gasoline distributors involved in settlement agreements with the institution. The report sheds light on the net margins of these operators, offering a clearer picture of their profitability.
Just ten days after being convicted in a previous defamation case, the Superior Court of Quebec issued a new verdict on Thursday, July 24, 2025, against Moroccan YouTuber Hicham Jerando. The court sentenced him to one month in prison, 150 hours of community service, and a fine of 10,000 Canadian dollars. This ruling follows a defamation complaint filed by Moroccan judge Abdelrahim Hanin, after Jirando—who resides in Canada—posted a series of videos on his YouTube channel containing