Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri and the Limits of Moroccan Reform
The appointment of Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri as head of government on 29 September 2026 marks a significant moment in
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Opinion
Just 26.80%: Amazigh Teaching’s Slow Rollout
A quarter of a century after the Ajdir speech, which marked a founding moment in the promotion of the Amazigh
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Tifinagh: Between Institutional Resolution and Ideological Controversy
To Khalid Samadi, former government official: Reopening the debate over the Tifinagh script today, more than two decades after its
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The Amazigh Cause: When Sarcasm Replaces Proof
It seems the Amazigh language has become, for Driss El Ganbouri (a doctor, alas!), far more than a mere subject
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Amazighity Endures: Beyond Hatred and Historical Myths
Before delving into the heart of the matter, it’s worth pausing on the very concept of Amazighity. It is not
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The Amazigh Language: Recognized on Paper, Absent in Practice
Since the Amazigh language gained constitutional recognition in 2011, public debate in Morocco has moved beyond a narrow question of
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Mohamed Chami Calls for More Legal Action to Enforce Amazigh’s Official Status
A statement by researcher and civil rights activist Mohamed Chami has reignited debate over the implementation of Amazigh’s official status.
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Moroccan Diaspora: Arabic Is Taught, The Amazigh Language Is Not
Amazigh emigration is no longer simply a matter of leaving in search of better living conditions — it has become
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Who’s Afraid of Amazigh Identity? A Look at a Discourse of Denial and Exclusion
It’s hardly surprising that opinions differ on language policy or on how best to implement the official status of the
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What the World Cup Run Did for Moroccan Identity
I won’t dwell here on the economic, political or moral fallout of these footballing achievements — experts are better placed
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