In a village nestled in the mountains of northeastern Algeria, locals and visitors gathered under a cold winter sky to ...

BJAA: In a village nestled in the mountains of north-eastern Algeria, locals and visitors gathered under a cold winter sky to celebrate Tamechrit, a centuries-old Berber tradition rooted in sharing.

The "Amazigh", an Indigenous population of North Africa, is celebrating the Berber New Year, an ancestral event. Camera: LAURA FERNÁNDEZ PALOMO. FOOTAGE OF ALGIERS, IN THE FRAMEWORK OF THE CELEBRATION ...

The Amazigh people are composed of diverse ethnic groups spread across North Africa, particularly in countries such as Mauritania, Morocco, Mali, Niger, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya and Burkina Faso.

Amazigh Berber culture and heritage is a key source of inspiration for Oumaima Benharbit when considering the aesthetic of her jewellery brand, Ashaha. The fluid forms of her jewellery, in gold and ...

For decades, Islamists and pan-Arab nationalists have questioned the need to constitutionalise Amazigh language, particularly ...

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. "Berber culture has been with ...