A request from the National Union of Education (UNE), affiliated with the Moroccan Labour Union (UMT), has revived debate over the criteria used to assign new Amazigh-language teaching posts in Sidi B...
Fifteen civil and cultural Amazigh associations from across Morocco have filed an administrative appeal before the Administrative Court in Rabat challenging two ministerial decisions that push back th...
When it comes to the relationship between the Amazigh cause and elections, the most clear-eyed position is one of neutrality — watching the political landscape unfold without placing any faith in part...
With Morocco’s legislative elections set for September 23, 2026 just a month away, the National Federation of Amazigh Associations has called on political parties to make the Amazigh cause a pri...
A decision by Morocco’s Ministry of Transport and Logistics has reignited debate over the place of the Amazigh language and its Tifinagh script in official documents. The Tamaynut organization h...
A quarter of a century after the Ajdir speech, which marked a founding moment in the promotion of the Amazigh language and culture, one central question needs asking: where does the project of teachin...
A statement from the Royal Institute of Amazigh Culture has revived a long-running debate over the Tifinagh script. The Institute says the controversy surrounding Amazigh writing in Morocco is now ...
To Khalid Samadi, former government official: Reopening the debate over the Tifinagh script today, more than two decades after its official adoption, calls for real scientific rigor and a full awarene...
It seems the Amazigh language has become, for Driss El Ganbouri (a doctor, alas!), far more than a mere subject of criticism. In his discourse, it has turned into a permanent fixation: every time it a...
A recent change to Morocco’s vehicle registration system by the Ministry of Transport and Logistics, which adds a Latin equivalent to Arabic characters on standard-series plates, has revived deb...