Salima Sadi, a Kabyle poet born in the commune of Toudja in Algeria, has been writing since she was about 11 years old, with her roots always at the heart of her words.

To realize this vision, a Jewish-Amazigh Economic Forum under the Abraham Accords could drive investment and policy coordination. A regional free-trade agreement would incentivize growth in ...

When Hassna Amzil's parents speak their original language of Amazigh, she struggles to follow as part of a generation whose families moved from Morocco's mountains to its Arabic-speaking major ...

The Kabyle, who constitute 10 percent of Algeria’s population and approximately two-thirds of Algerians who self-identify as Amazigh, or Berbers, are an assortment of tribes with a heritage ...

Item 1 of 2 Amazigh people wear traditional clothes as they celebrate their new year outside the parliament, with calls on the government to recognize the day and put more effort into supporting ...

The indigenous Amazigh nomads face the loss of their traditional lifestyle due to climate change, which has brought drought and decimated vegetation. Support provided by: LEARN MORE.

Kabyle activists will undertake a 200-kilometre march on Saturday from Montreal to the Parliament of Canada to demand the release of detainees in Algeria. The Kabyles in Algeria are part of the ...

Berber languages form a branch of the Afro-Asiatic linguistic family and comprise about 26 closely related languages, including Tachelhit, Central Atlas Tamazight, and Kabyle. Many Berbers are ...

Tributes have been pouring in for renowned Algerian Amazigh singer, Idir, described as the “godfather” of Kabyle music, who passed away in Paris at the age of 70.

Kabyle activists will undertake a 200-kilometre march Saturday from Montreal to the Parliament of Canada to demain the release of detainees in Algeria.

Earlier that summer, in June 2019, Gaid outlawed the Amazigh flag that belongs to the Kabyle Berbers, or Amazigh people. Following this decree, dozens of protesters were arrested for brandishing it ...

S alima Sadi, a Kabyle poet born in the commune of Toudja in Algeria, has been writing since she was about 11 years old, with her roots always at the heart of her words.