King Fahd Translation School apologizes for mislabeling Amazigh a «foreign language»

Lunja and the ogress, a folktale echoing an ancient Amazigh matriarchal society

Lunja and the ogress is an Amazigh folktale that tells the story of the journey of a young woman who was fostered by a Gula. With many variations across Morocco and the Maghreb reflects the transit from an ancient matriarchal culture to a newer, male-dominated one.

From Rabat to Doha : Amazigh jewelry takes center stage

Morocco's book production : Arabic dominates, Amazigh underrepresented

Morocco produces an average of 1,741 books annually, with Arabic being the dominant language. A recent report by the King Abdul-Aziz Al Saud Foundation for Islamic Studies and the Humanities reveals that the Amazigh language accounts for only about 1% of publications each year.

Morocco celebrates the Amazigh New Year as an official public holiday for the first time

31% of Morocco’s primary schools teach Amazigh

First forum for tolerance of Moroccan Judeo-Amazigh heritage kicks off

Morocco’s Amazigh accuse Turkey of wanting to «exterminate» the Kurdish population

Unlike Islamists in the Kingdom, who have remained silent over the Turkish military intervention in Syria, several Moroccan Amazigh associations have showed support for the Kurdish population. They accuse Ankara of wanting to «exterminate» Kurds.

Lost in translation … a Rabat bus misspells the name of the city in Tifinagh

Amazigh New Year : 130 MPs ask El Othmani to make January 13th a national holiday