Souss 24 is a Moroccan Arabic‑language digital news organization focused on the Souss‑Massa region. It produces daily local reporting from Agadir, Inezgane Aït Melloul, Tiznit, Taroudant and Tata, with beats that include municipal governance, policing and courts, public health and education, infrastructure and mobility. Its economy desk follows investment and logistics across the region—from tourism in Taghazout and Agadir to fishing, port and transport projects—often highlighting how national policy shifts play out locally. Arts and identity receive sustained attention, with coverage of Amazigh festivals, cultural programs and heritage initiatives centered around Tiznit and nearby communes. Environmental reporting tracks water security, oasis protection and urban planning debates shaped by climate pressures. A sports desk reports on regional clubs such as Hassania Agadir alongside youth competitions and venue upgrades. While rooted in proximity journalism, the outlet also publishes selected national and international items relevant to its audience. The newsroom describes itself as the first online newspaper dedicated to Souss‑Massa, signaling a mission to serve readers with timely, service‑oriented news, event bulletins and institutional updates. The publication’s mix of straight news, photo‑led briefs and on‑the‑ground dispatches positions it as a go‑to reference for residents, local officials, and civil society following developments across the region.