Settat

[se-taht]

noun

1. a city in W central Morocco.

Example Sentences

The economics lecturer at Hassan I University in Settat city was convicted of indecent behaviour, sexual harassment and violence.

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Sekkaki, known as "Moul Kaskita", was sentenced by a court in the western city of Settat.

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A court in Settat handed a four-year prison sentence to Mohammed Bekkaki for referring to Moroccans as donkeys and criticizing King Mohammed VI, in a video posted on YouTube in November.

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Mohamed Sekkaki, who goes by "Moul Kaskita" on YouTube, was sentenced in the city of Settat, about 100 miles south of the country’s capital, Rabat, Mohamed Ziane told AFP.

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Smaller protests also took place on Monday evening in Rabat, the eastern city of Oujda and the central town of Settat.

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