Mel B, alias Scary Spice des Spice Girls, et son mari Rory McPhee ont célébré leur deuxième mariage au Maroc du 1er au 3 août, comme ils l'avaient promis un mois après leur première cérémonie chez eux. Le couple a transformé ses vœux en une fête glamour de plusieurs jours à l'hôtel Selman Marrakech. Ils s'étaient déjà dit «oui» lors d'une cérémonie
Mel B, conocida como Scary Spice de las Spice Girls, y su esposo Rory McPhee celebraron su segundo matrimonio en Marruecos del 1 al 3 de agosto, tal como lo habían prometido un mes después de su primera ceremonia en casa. La pareja convirtió sus votos en una fastuosa celebración de varios días en el hotel Selman Marrakech. Aunque ya se habían dado el «sí» en una ceremonia tradicional en la catedral de San Pablo de Londres, optaron
A large protest march took place in Tangier on Sunday evening, beginning in the city center and heading toward the port, in response to a call from the Moroccan Front for the Support of Palestine and Opposition to Normalization. Demonstrators turned out in significant numbers to denounce the «docking of the ships of shame at the Tanger Med Port», the «genocidal war in Gaza» and the «deliberate starvation campaign». Participants carried Palestinian flags,
Spice Girls’ Scary Spice, Mel B, and her husband Rory McPhee held their second wedding celebration in Morocco from August 1 to 3, as promised a month after their first ceremony back home. In Marrakech, the couple transformed their vows into a glamorous, multi-day affair at the Selman Marrakech hotel. They had previously tied the knot in a traditional ceremony at London’s St Paul’s Cathedral, but opted for a more «spiritual» and bold celebration in Morocco, where
On August 2, 2025, a total of 54,941 passengers and 14,690 vehicles disembarked from Spanish ports participating in the Operation Crossing the Strait (OPE), dubbed Marhaba in Morocco, according to the daily report from Spain’s Civil Protection. Since the start of this year’s OPE, the cumulative totals have reached 1,381,351 passengers and 343,577 vehicles, marking increases of 4.1% and 4.4%, respectively. These figures suggest a potential new record that could surpass the 3.4
Chinese manufacturer Kuntai has announced plans to establish a subsidiary and production base in Morocco through its wholly owned subsidiary, Kuntai Hongjing Co., Ltd. The plan, announced at the end of July, involves a total investment of up to 100 million RMB (approximately 126.5 million Moroccan dirhams). The new facility will serve as a car carpet production and development platform targeting the European market. The investment will support research, development, production, and sales
A Vueling aircraft operating a flight from Barcelona to Essaouira was forced to divert on Sunday morning and make an emergency landing at Malaga Airport in Spain after a pregnant passenger on board experienced a medical emergency requiring urgent care. According to Spain’s air traffic control account on X (@controladores), the plane, which was flying over Moroccan airspace at the time, requested priority landing due to the health situation. «We facilitated a continuous descent and
Since Friday, August 1st, Mauritanian internet users have been unable to access the news site Anbaa.info. Known for its incisive criticism of Algeria, this media outlet has previously faced sanctions from authorities in Nouakchott. «We have reached out to the relevant authorities in Mauritania to understand the reasons behind this blockage, but so far, we have not received any official response from either the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority or the bodies overseeing media and
The Polisario inaugurated the 13th edition of its summer university in Boumerdès on Sunday, August 3, dedicated to the «cadres of the Sahrawi Republic». However, the opening ceremony was notably marked by the absence of the Algerian government, the event’s main organizer. No member of Prime Minister Nadir Larbaoui’s cabinet attended alongside the Polisario’s self-proclaimed «prime minister», Bouchraya Bayoune, nor was a video message of support
Italian police arrested a 24-year-old Moroccan citizen at Malpensa Airport as he attempted to travel to Bahrain. The arrest was carried out by border police in coordination with the Varese Police Command, following confirmation that the individual was wanted by French authorities in connection with a jihadist terrorism investigation. The man, previously detained in France for offenses related to extremism, had violated judicial restrictions imposed by the French authorities and tried to leave