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Yennayer shows the power of Amazigh identity—now advocates are Making Morocco’s political inaction impossible to ignore
On the night of Jan. 14, bonfires will light up Morocco as millions of Amazigh people celebrate Yennayer, a time-honored tradition marking both the end of one year and the beginning of a fresh one.
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Algerian girls take up boxing after Khelif's Olympic gold
In a gym in northern Algeria's Kabylia, 15-year-old Cerine Kessal was driving her fists into a punching bag. The two-time national champion was dreaming of greater feats after Algerian Imane Khelif ...
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Ashaha’s jewellery gives Amazigh Berber culture a 1970s twist
These elements not only pay homage to the rich cultural legacy of the Amazigh people but also imbue the designs with a distinctive and timeless aesthetic that connects the past with the present. I ...
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Why argan oil is so expensive
The Amazigh people of North Africa have been using the argan seeds for centuries, and the methods for creating this costly oil haven't changed in years. Khadija Heeda: The first stage of ...
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Gordon Ramsay Treks the Mountains of Morocco
With help from Moroccan locals, Gordon dives into the food culture and ancient traditions of the indigenous Amazigh (Berber) people. Gordon Ramsay rappels down a mountain in the Middle Atlas ...
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Girl. Boy. Sea. by Chris Vick
Eventually, Aya tells Bill about her background and the Amazigh people. Will Aya and Bill be able to survive on the island, and if they leave will they ever get back home? Bill has lived a ...