CasaOui is a Moroccan digital news organization centered on Casablanca and the wider Casablanca–Settat region. Publishing primarily in Arabic, with selected pages in French, it reports daily on municipal decision‑making, neighborhood issues, and services that touch residents’ lives. Its newsroom follows city council agendas, budget votes and public works, alongside coverage of courts, policing and regional economy. Culture and sport round out the mix, from local festivals and galleries to football fixtures.
The outlet invests in original field reporting under the Casaoui TV banner, producing videos from streets, councils and community events. Its recurring interview series, Houarate Casaoui, features local officials and civic actors discussing planning, housing and other urban priorities. During election cycles, its coverage tracks campaign activity and council politics across districts.
CasaOui’s audience skews toward readers who want concrete, ground‑level updates: commuters checking transport projects, small business owners watching permits and markets, and residents following services such as sanitation and health. The editorial stance emphasizes proximity journalism—short dispatches, agenda previews and quick reads that document how policy decisions translate into everyday life in the metropolis. By maintaining a steady beat on the city’s institutions and neighborhoods, CasaOui fills a niche often left to national outlets, giving Casablanca’s sprawling communities a dedicated news source that captures both civic process and the city’s cultural pulse.