The Berber "Edirnan" rituals benefit from the bounties of the lands in the Souss region March 08, 2022 Add Comment Edit The “Edirnan” season is one of the traditional Berber festive customs that is still practiced in many mountainous areas of Souss, as the tr... Read More
The Book Amazigh Politics in the Wake of the Arab August 19, 2021 Add Comment Edit Amazigh Politics in the Wake of the Arab The Israeli educated writer presents a book on North Africa and his Amazigh identity. The writer... Read More
Trump appoints Moroccan Amazigh expert Moncef Selawi May 15, 2020 Add Comment Edit CNN White House correspondent Jim Acosta reported the appointment of Moroccan Moncef El-Salawi, a Moroccan expert in the pharmaceutical ... Read More
The anniversary of the death of Sedki Azaykou performs a new book for Amazigh poetry lovers October 08, 2019 Add Comment Edit The new bureau is about 100 pages of medium size and includes 23 poems. The wife and son of Sidqi, Tilila Waziri, were charged with prepa... Read More
Moroccan Amazigh "berber" architecture is a civilization of 1500 years October 07, 2019 Add Comment Edit The Kasbah of Tizirgan is located on the road between Tafraout and Ait Baha and administratively located in the territory of Achtouken Ai... Read More
Oujda was founded by Berber king Ziri Ibn Attia October 05, 2019 Add Comment Edit Oujda (in Berber is a city located in the Northeast of Morocco, bordered on the north and on the west by the Eastern Rif of which it is a... Read More
Amazigh is the only constant of Moroccan identity October 04, 2019 Add Comment Edit A new constitution was promulgated in 2011, nearly 40 years after the last one drafted in 1972, because what happened in 1980, 1992 and ... Read More