Ceuta Crisis, Housing & Safety: Spain’s Madrid government has taken control of Ceuta’s port to build a provisional tent camp for hundreds of migrants, overriding local objections, while another camp is being set up in Los Rosales amid protests and concerns over a nearby nursery. Ceuta Crisis, Ongoing Strain: With thousands still in the enclave more than a month after the July surge, Spanish officials say the facilities are meant to help identify migrants before returns to Morocco. Morocco Tourism Numbers: Morocco welcomed 14.1 million tourists by end of August, up 4.5% year-on-year, with August crossing the 2 million mark for the first time. Morocco-Italy Business Links: Morocco and Italy signed an agreement to support companies expanding and internationalizing across both markets, including help for Moroccans in Italy. Call Centers & Regulation: France’s ban on unsolicited calls is starting to bite in Morocco’s call center sector, with early signs of closures in Casablanca and uncertainty over job impacts. Marrakech as a Travel Magnet: The Unibet Open is heading to Marrakech (Sept 24–Oct 4) for poker events at Casino de Marrakech, adding to the city’s growing tourism calendar. Tour Deals for Morocco: A study finds all-inclusive can be cheaper than B&B in Marrakech, with potential savings of up to £131 per person on a typical week. Ceuta Wildlife Outrage: Viral footage from Ceuta sparked outrage after a baby dolphin calf was allegedly pulled from the sea and killed, prompting complaints and calls for accountability.