Nador 24 is an independent digital news outlet based in the Moroccan city of Nador, serving readers across Nador Province and the wider Rif. It publishes daily local reporting alongside national coverage, with desks for economy, sports, culture and technology. A distinctive focus is the region’s Amazigh creative scene: Nador 24 regularly profiles Riffian artists and festivals and maintains a dedicated Amazigh section. The newsroom follows local governance and public services, and covers cross-border issues that shape life around Nador and neighboring Melilla. Sports receive close attention, from regional clubs such as Fath Nador to grassroots competitions. Features and explainers sit beside quick news updates, event previews and photo-led stories.
By 2014 the outlet was already curating end‑of‑year lists of notable local figures, a format it has used to highlight contributors to Nador’s civic and cultural life. Coverage of flagship events such as the International Festival of Cinema and Common Memory reflects the site’s interest in culture as a lens on reconciliation and public debate. Taken together, Nador 24 provides a steady record of the Rif’s day‑to‑day news, its cultural production and its sporting calendar, aimed at residents of the province and readers who follow the region from elsewhere. Its reporting is published primarily in Arabic, with occasional bilingual pieces.