Après avoir célébré son mariage à Londres avec le coiffeur styliste Rory McPhee, la chanteuse Mel B envisagerait une seconde cérémonie plus intime au Maroc, ce qui pourrait ouvrir la voie à une réunion tant attendue des Spice Girls, a rapporté en exclusivité le MailOnline lundi. Alors que seule Emma Bunton a assisté à la cérémonie officielle à la cathédrale Saint-Paul, avec
Después de haber celebrado su boda en Londres con el estilista Rory McPhee, la cantante Mel B estaría considerando una segunda ceremonia más íntima en Marruecos. Este evento podría propiciar una esperada reunión de las Spice Girls, según reveló en exclusiva el MailOnline el lunes. En la ceremonia oficial en la catedral de San Pablo, solo Emma Bunton estuvo presente, mientras que Victoria Beckham y Mel C enviaron sus felicitaciones de
Teleperformance in Morocco has responded to reports surrounding layoffs, reaffirming its «commitment to respecting employees’ rights and strictly complying with current laws». In a written statement sent to Yabiladi on Tuesday, July 8, the company stated that «on April 15, 2025, a security incident was reported to management». According to the statement, «an employee used her personal access badge to allow two unauthorized colleagues to enter a secured area
Amid today’s tangled geopolitical landscape, some alliances of convenience say more about a state's true priorities than its rhetoric. The recent convergence between former U.S. National Security Advisor John Bolton and the Algerian regime over Western Sahara is a telling example.
After tying the knot in London with hairstylist Rory McPhee, singer Mel B is reportedly planning a second, more intimate wedding celebration in Morocco and it could pave the way for a long-awaited Spice Girls reunion, the MailOnline reported exclusively on Monday. While only Emma Bunton attended the official ceremony at St Paul’s Cathedral, with Victoria Beckham and Mel C sending their congratulations online, Geri Halliwell has remained silent, reigniting speculation of a rift between
On the global artistic stage, Emel’s 2024 album MRA marks a powerful comeback for the Tunisian artist, who remains as talented and committed as ever. The release offered the perfect opportunity for the singer-songwriter to reconnect with her Moroccan audience, where she enjoys a strong and loyal following. Her performance at the 18th edition of the Jazzablanca Festival captured the essence of her creative process, showcasing what is most authentic, innovative, and deeply humanistic in her
The Spanish National Court has ordered the detention of a woman without the possibility of provisional release, following her arrest last Saturday at the Tarajal border crossing, as she attempted to enter Morocco accompanied by two children suspected of having been kidnapped. Belgian authorities accuse the woman of kidnapping, illegal detention, and hostage-taking, and have issued a European Arrest Warrant against her. Judicial sources indicated that she appeared before an investigating judge
Emmanuel Macron has vowed to intensify the government’s response to what he describes as «Islamist infiltration». During a Defense Council meeting held on Monday, July 7, the French president approved a series of measures targeting associations suspected of promoting Islamist ideology through actions that are legally permissible but considered contrary to republican values, according to Le Monde. Among the new measures, Macron announced plans to extend asset freezes,
In a move that underscores a systematic determination to erase all references to Morocco, Algerian public television deliberately concealed the logo of Royal Air Maroc (RAM), the Moroccan national carrier and one of the official sponsors of the 2024 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations, currently taking place in Morocco from July 5 to 21. The incident occurred during the broadcast of a press conference held on Sunday by coach Farid Benstiti. The airline’s logo, prominently featured
Building on its growing success over the past four editions, Souk L’Oustouwanat returns for its fifth year on July 12, 2025, from 9 AM to 6 PM at La Renaissance Cinema in Rabat. Initiated by the Hiba Foundation, this annual event is Morocco’s largest market dedicated to «sound treasures and musical cultural goods», including vinyl records and cassettes. With its eclectic array of stands, the market offers exhibitors the chance to sell a wide variety of musical items,