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National Crisis Registry

8 Moroccan reputational crises (2018-2023) — pattern matching, retro-audit, and lessons learned.

8 crises·7 sectors·2018–2023· 48h early warning
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01 — Chronology

Crisis timeline

Every documented crisis, sorted chronologically. Click an event to see the details.

2018
2022
2023
02 — Detailed analysis

Crisis files

8 crises, each with timeline, sources, sentiment trajectory and lessons.

03 — Pattern matching

Identified crisis patterns

4 recurring patterns emerge from the analysis. Every crisis in the registry is mapped to a pattern, letting Harch anticipate the velocity and signals of a similar new crisis.

Pattern 01

Boycott / Consumer backlash

Citizen movement coordinated via WhatsApp and Facebook, denouncing excessive prices or margins. Rapid spread in Darija before cascading into the press.

Crises
3
Typical duration
21 to 35 days
Common signals
  • ›Viral Facebook post / WhatsApp video
  • ›Darija hashtags (#boycott, #mage_lhdra)
  • ›Organized WhatsApp groups
  • ›Darija → MSA → French cascade within 48-72h
Pattern 02

Network outage / Service disruption

Network outage, flight delay, or service disruption. A wave of complaints hits Twitter within minutes. A real-time crisis.

Crises
3
Typical duration
3 to 30 days
Common signals
  • ›First tweet within 5 minutes
  • ›Viral hashtag (#IAM_Arz, #ONCF)
  • ›Passenger videos at the airport / station
  • ›Twitter → Hespress → TelQuel cascade
Pattern 03

Fee increase / Pricing controversy

Public denunciation of hidden fees or price hikes. Often triggered by a viral tweet + a Change.org petition.

Crises
1
Typical duration
30 days
Common signals
  • ›Viral tweet detailing hidden fees
  • ›Change.org petition > 50K signatures
  • ›TelQuel / Medias24 coverage
  • ›Regulator pressure (Bank Al-Maghrib)
Pattern 04

Leadership / Governance scandal

Leaked internal memo, restructuring, or contested governance decision. The crisis often starts in the French-language B2B press before unionization.

Crises
1
Typical duration
28 days
Common signals
  • ›Leaked internal memo (LinkedIn / press)
  • ›Union reactions (CDT / UMT)
  • ›LesEco / Medias24 coverage (FR)
  • ›Protests outside headquarters
04 — Mapping

Sector × year heatmap

Synthetic view: each cell represents a crisis. Hover for the name, click to open the file.

Sector ↓ / Year →201820222023
Mining
Agri-food
Energy
Banking
Telecom
Aviation
Transport
Legend:CriticalHighMediumLowClick a cell to open the file →
05 — Metrics

Statistics dashboard

Key registry indicators: severity, average duration, sources reached, and anticipation capability.

Critical crises
4/ 8
Critical media impact
Average duration
24days
From trigger to resolution
Sources reached
50on average
Media outlets that covered the crisis
Harch anticipation
48hours
Lead time over the media peak
Breakdown by sector
8 crises · 7 sectors
Bars: number of documented crises
Banking
2
Mining
1
Agri-food
1
Energy
1
Telecom
1
Aviation
1
Transport
1

This registry is the memory. The moat.

Every documented crisis enriches the database and sharpens the whole system's anticipation capability. When a comms director says “this crisis is unique”, Harch can reply: “no — here are the 3 similar crises Morocco has experienced, and here is how they unfolded.”

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