Real-time monitoring of 30+ Moroccan and African media sources in French, Arabic, and English. AI-classified sentiment, sector tagging, and relevance scoring on every article. Updated every 5 minutes.
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Bank of Africa reported a net income of MAD 1.84 billion for Q2 2025, up 12% year-on-year, driven by strong performance in retail banking and expansion across Sub-Saharan Africa. The bank confirmed its 2025 strategic roadmap remains on track.
OCP Group inaugurated a green ammonia production facility at Jorf Lasfar, with a total investment of USD 1.2 billion. The plant aims to produce 1 million tonnes per year and reinforces Morocco's positioning in the green hydrogen value chain.
Attijariwafa Bank officially launched Attijari Pay, a unified mobile banking platform targeting 4.5 million active users by end of 2026. The service integrates payments, transfers, and SME financing in a single interface.
Maroc Telecom (IAM) activated its first commercial 5G sites in Casablanca and Rabat, covering key business districts. Full national rollout is planned in three phases through 2027, with MAD 8 billion in network investment.
According to Harch's sentiment index, Inwi captured 68% positive coverage in Q2 2025, ahead of Orange Maroc (61%) and Maroc Telecom (54%). Customer service improvements and 5G partnerships drove the perception uplift.
RAM will launch direct flights to Tokyo, Shanghai, and Singapore starting October 2025, using Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft. The expansion is part of the airline's 2024-2027 strategic plan to consolidate its African hub strategy.
Managem's gold output at the Akka mine rose 18% in H1 2025, supported by higher ore grades and process optimization. The company confirmed it is exploring two new deposits in the Anti-Atlas region.
LesieurCristal warned of temporary pressure on margins due to disruptions in sunflower oil imports from Eastern Europe. The company is diversifying suppliers and accelerating its local sourcing program.
Cosumar introduced a premium refined sugar line targeting West African and European export markets. Initial production capacity is set at 120,000 tonnes per year, with first shipments expected in Q4 2025.
CIH Bank and Visa announced a co-branded digital card program for Moroccan SMEs, offering instant issuance and integrated spend analytics. The pilot will onboard 5,000 businesses before year-end.
Nareva Renewables began construction of the 230MW Tazoud wind farm, part of the 1GW wind program under the Kingdom's energy strategy. Commissioning is planned for late 2026.
Marjane Group inaugurated two new hypermarkets in Tetouan and Al Hoceima, bringing its national network to 45 stores. The retailer expects 600 new direct jobs from the expansion.
BMCE Bank of Africa received regulatory approval to open a subsidiary in Maputo, marking its 33rd country of presence in Africa. The bank targets corporate and trade finance clients active in the SADC region.
OCP Africa signed a 5-year fertilizer supply agreement with the Nigerian government worth USD 600 million, covering 1.2 million tonnes of blended fertilizer for local farmers.
Our crawler monitors 30+ Moroccan and African media sources across three languages (FR, AR, EN), refreshing every 5 minutes. Each article is processed through our NLP pipeline which performs entity extraction, sector classification (7 sectors), and sentiment scoring (positive / neutral / negative) trained on a curated corpus of 50,000+ hand-labeled francophone business articles.
The relevance score (0–100) combines entity salience, mention of tracked companies, source authority weight, and recency decay. Scores above 85 indicate high-impact coverage worth immediate attention. All metrics shown on this page are derived from the same pipeline that powers our alerting and report-generation systems.
Sources include: TelQuel, Medias24, Hespress, Financial Afrik, Aujourd'hui Le Maroc, Le Site Info, Infomediaire, Barlamane, Africa News, L'Économiste, and 20+ additional regional publications. Coverage spans Morocco, Senegal, Côte d'Ivoire, Egypt, and the broader Francophone Africa region.