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Tanja7 (in Arabic: 7طنجة) is an independent online newspaper based in Tangier, Morocco. Launched in 2013, it is one of the most visited news websites in Morocco, particularly in the northern region.[1][2]

Type of site
News website
AvailableinArabic (primary), French, English, Spanish
Founded2013
HeadquartersTangier, Morocco
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Tanja7
Type of site
News website
Available inArabic (primary), French, English, Spanish
Founded2013
HeadquartersTangier, Morocco
OwnersCODE7 SARL
URLtanja7.com
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The website covers local and regional news (especially the Tangier-Tetouan-Al Hoceima region), as well as national and international news, sports, economy, and culture. It is available in four languages: Arabic (primary), French, English, and Spanish.[3] As of October 2025, tanja7.com receives approximately 230,000 monthly visits, ranking #112 in Morocco and among the top 50 news websites in the country.[4] Tanja7 has a strong presence on social media, with its official Facebook page followed by over 1.7 million people[5] and its X account (@Tanja7com ) by nearly 20,000 users as of December 2025.It also maintains an Instagram account with over 277,000 followers.[2]

History

Tanja7 was established in 2013 as an independent electronic newspaper based in Tangier, succeeding a former print publication known as "Sahafat Al-Yawm" (Journalism Today).[3] It quickly developed into a primary source for news in northern Morocco, focusing on regional developments while expanding to broader national and international coverage.

Notable reporting

Tanja7 has been cited by various Moroccan and international media as a source for local events in Tangier and northern Morocco.

  • In 2015, Yabiladi referenced Tanja7's video and reporting on a harassment incident on Tangier's corniche, which sparked public outrage.[6]
  • In 2020, Bladi.net cited Tanja7 for details on a labor dispute and unfair dismissal case against the Mövenpick Casino in Tangier, including the employer's failure to respond to labor inspector summons.[7]
  • In 2021, Le Desk referenced Tanja7 as a primary source for initial reports on the tragic flooding of a clandestine textile workshop in Tangier, resulting in 24 deaths.[8]
  • In November 2025, international outlets including Le Monde, TV5MONDE, and Le Parisien cited Tanja7 as a local media source for details on the trial and conviction of French-Moroccan rapper Maes (Walid Georgey) to seven years in prison by the Tangier Court of Appeal for attempted kidnapping and assassination plots.[9][10][11]

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