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Réflexion pour l’autonomie de la Kabylie. -
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Dissident Watch : Ferhat Mehenni -
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L’ épouse de Nicolas Sarkozy est appelée prostituée -
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L’Anavad exige la restitution du trésor de guerre de la Kabylie
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2 September 2010
Berber Leader Belkacem Lounes: ‘There Is No Worse Colonialism Than That of the Pan-Arabist Clan that Wants to Dominate Our People’ -
29 August 2010
Algeria : Human Rights Seminar Deliberately Disrupted -
19 August 2010
The Basque language -
10 August 2010
Berber mythology -
10 August 2010
The name Cyreniac comes from the name of a couragious lion-hunting Berber woman, Cyre -
10 August 2010
History of Cyrene : Archaic Greek colonies in Libya: historical vs. archaeological chronologies? -
10 August 2010
The Origin and Mythology of The Name Libya -
9 August 2010
Herodotus (c.490-c.425 BCE): On Libya -
9 August 2010
Herodotus (c.490-c.425 BCE): On Libya -
9 August 2010
Greco-Berber Philosophers of Cyrene with some quotes -
9 August 2010
SCOTS OUR COUSINS (Gaelic is a berber dialect??) -
8 August 2010
What Really Happened To The Roman IX Legion? -
8 August 2010
Yorkshireman found to share DNA with Berbers : The Mystery of the Headless Romans in in Eboracum -
8 August 2010
The Strange Case of the Headless Romans of York -
8 August 2010
Roman Africa: Preserved by the Sahara -
6 August 2010
Many English and Kabyle words have the same meaning! -
1 August 2010
Spartacus the Berber -
29 July 2010
’’The Shining Ones’’ -
24 July 2010
New Ally Against al Qaeda -
19 July 2010
Washington Post Columnist’s Israel Mistake -
18 July 2010
Washington Post Columnist’s Israel Mistake -
12 July 2010
Understanding Self-Determination: The Basics -
12 July 2010
Self-determination and Arab imperialism -
8 July 2010
New Ally Against al Qaeda -
4 July 2010
Connections to the Arthurian legend -
29 June 2010
Why do North Africans and other non-Arabians consider themselves Arabs? -
27 June 2010
Amazighs are the only people in the world who have never been barbarous. Herodotus was right when he said that that the Amazighs are the only people of the world who are wholesome. -
21 June 2010
Issad Rebrab’s Cevital or a sucess story made in Kabylia -
21 June 2010
Issad Rebrab’s Cevital or a sucess story made in Kabylia -
12 June 2010
Linguistic connections -
12 June 2010
The MAK Commemorates the Anniversary of the Historic March of 14 June 2001 -
8 June 2010
The Kabyle question in contemporary Algeria: Middle East’s Kurdish issue? — Last Part -
4 June 2010
Connections to the Arthurian legend -
3 June 2010
This American journalist of 1914 didn’t know that it was thanks to the Kabyles that America could become a democracy -
2 June 2010
Even if you are dead, you are still alive. A History. A Struggle. A Hope! -
2 June 2010
Kabylia Viewed by Americans in 1914 -
2 June 2010
Genetic studies show that the Kelts, Basques, and Berbers are all related. -
30 May 2010
Muhammad’s Monsters: The War of Islam against Minorities in the Middle East and North Africa -
30 May 2010
Algeria: Independent Republic of Kabylia -
14 May 2010
The french revolution and the autonomy of Kabylia -
11 May 2010
North Africans may have beaten Celts to Ireland -
3 May 2010
New Ally in the War Against Al Qaeda? -
3 May 2010
A Film on Dyhia and Aksil at Hollywood...We are still expecting. -
3 May 2010
The Gladiator -
29 April 2010
Imazighen and the Tamazigh in Asia -
18 April 2010
The Gladiator -
5 April 2010
Unemployment rate (2009 est.): 27%; at the same time Algerian Government estimate 11.8% in February 2009. Some 24 companies have submitted bids to construct the Grand Mosque of Algiers, a “multi- billion-dollar” project, according to Ghoulamallah Bouabdallah, Algeria’s minister of religious affairs. -
28 March 2010
Berbers’ Expansion in the World : The connections between Ireland and the Berbers of North Africa -
18 March 2010
Berbers’ Expansion in the World : The connections between Ireland and the Berbers of North Africa -
13 March 2010
The Kabyles or Berbers of Yorkshire -
4 March 2010
Tamaynut Amazigh Women Foundation -
3 March 2010
Buried Amazigh place names in the Libyan Desert -
22 February 2010
New Ally in the War Against Al Qaeda? The Movement for the Independence of Kabylia is in motion -
12 February 2010
The Secret Reasons of the Darfur Genocide: fake Arabic imposed on Non-Arabs -
11 February 2010
New Ally in the War Against Al Qaeda? -
9 February 2010
Linguistic connections : The origin of the name Isle of Man is Kabyle -
5 February 2010
The sun investigate lost city Atlantis -
31 January 2010
Egypt: origin of the Greek culture -
31 January 2010
Berber Mythology -
23 January 2010
Tizi Ouzou, in the US by Taous Khazem -
6 January 2010
Who are the Kabyles ? - Why are Kabyle studies important? -
6 January 2010
Berbers’ Expansion in the World : The connections between Ireland and the Berbers of North Africa -
4 January 2010
- Who are the Berbers? - Why are Berber studies important? -
4 January 2010
Early History of the Berbers’ Expansion in the World -
4 January 2010
Culture of Hate: Jihad against the Arabs -
3 January 2010
North Africans may have beaten Celts to Ireland -
3 January 2010
Amazigh ( Berber ) names for girls -
3 January 2010
Amazigh names for girls -
30 December 2009
Jihad against North Africa: The Arab Muslim aggression against the Berbers of Algeria, Tunisia, and Morocco -
29 December 2009
Olivier Guitta: Al Qaeda making giant strides in Algeria -
21 December 2009
"Kerepakupai meru" instead of nonsense "Angel Falls" : Kabyles should also do the same to eradicate the arab/islamic names -
15 December 2009
Amazigh names for boys ( berber boys names ) -
15 December 2009
The Moroccan constitution negates the existence of the Amazigh people and its identity -
15 December 2009
The Moroccan constitution negates the existence of the Amazigh people and its identity -
12 December 2009
Muhammad’s Monsters: The War of Islam against Minorities in the Middle East and North Africa -
23 November 2009
Hey you said "i am proud and happy that the arab muslims came to north Africa. -
23 November 2009
Hey you said "i am proud and happy that the arab muslims came to north Africa. -
22 November 2009
Race-related stress and terrorism have the same effects upon their victims. -
20 November 2009
Culture of Hate: A Racism which Denies the History and Sufferings of its Victims -
20 November 2009
The sun investigate lost city Atlantis : Three ancient crocodile species unearthed
Portrait
27 May 2009Yelas new album: (sliyid) listen to me
Incandescences Hair in a mess , passionate gaze and always a guitar in his hands. YELAS means ’omnipresent’, at the moment in berber (amazigh) music , he’s definitely one of the most innovative artists. A few years a (...)continue
30 January 2009Islamists killed Tahar Djaout: We should give life to his ideas
The Algerian novel The Last Summer of Reason provides a powerful and strangely beautiful reminder of the danger of letting violent ideological fundamentalism fester. We would do well to heed this reminder now, not later. Algerian (...)continue
4 January 2009Massinissa
In the third century BC Massinissa was king of the Numidians. His Father, Gaia, was king of the Massylies. On the death of the father, the inheritance received allowed the son to achieve unity of the 2 tribes, the Masaesyles and the (...)continue
12 December 2008Amirouche : the Chawi protest singer
Amirouche, more rebellious than ever, mature and committed, will mark his new album with profound, actual, and rooted lyrics, marked with fights and claims, singing T’Kout the martyr, the Aures of his childhood and his children (...)continue
24 May 2008Fifteen Years Ago, Tahar Djaout, a Beautiful Star, Was Wiped out of our Sky
A native of Azzefoun, Kabylia, Tahar Djaout moved to Algiers to complete his elementary and secondary school. He later obtained a Bachelor in Mathematics, and another in Information Science and Communication. He became a career (...)continue
16 February 2008ISSIAKHEM M’Hamed
En Francais ISSIAKHEM M’Hamed was born on June 17th, 1928 in Taboudoucht (village Aït Djennad, Azeffoun) in Kabylia. From 1931 he spends his childhood in Relizane. In 1943 he treats a grenade, stolen in a military camp, which (...)continue
27 December 2007”muha “ : First Album released for the Group” Saghru”
Finally an album which approaches the mythical “Tiwira N yigenna” * has just released. The singer ,artist phenomenon Mbarek Oulaarbi with his “Saghru “group has just released his first album .An Amazigh (...)continue
25 November 2007Khadija Azalam: woman of the involvement
You were born and raised in Holland, how we become amazigh activist in these conditions? Thank you for your response. Indeed, I am born and raised in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. When I was twelve I started to get interested in my (...)continue
History & Civilisation - Identity
24 January 2007History of Jihad Against the Berbers of North Africa (640 - 711)
According to al-Bukhari [d. 869] an early Muslim jurist; Some of the more salient features of dhimmitude include: the prohibition of arms for the vanquished non-Muslims (dhimmis), and ringing of church bells; restrictions concerning (...)continue
10 December 2006Interview with Karl-G. Prasse
Q: Would you, kindly, introduce yourself to our audience ? Prof.: I am trained as an Egyptologist in the beginning and I started studying comparative and general linguistics at the university of Copenhagen. After two years time, I (...)continue
18 November 2006Meksa, a legend
Meksa, 18 years! It’s too long! Abdelkader Meksa died 18 years ago, and with his death, disappeared a legend. Loundja and Zelgoum are orphans like te curent people that don’t hear about him. Early, in 1974, with Idir, he (...)continue
7 October 2006Dahlia, The Berber Queen Who Stood Up To Islam
A woman who faced her enemies while empires crumbled, one of the most famous yet elusive women in history, Dahlia was a Berber queen. She is better known as Kahina or al-Kahinat, a title given to her by Arabs, which means "witch". (...)continue
28 July 2006Moshe Benarroch
Moshe Benarroch was born in Tetuan, Morocco, in 1959. He moved to Israel as an adolescent. Moshe Benarroch lives in Jerusalem and writes in Hebrew, English, and Spanish. His twelve books (nine are in Hebrew, three in English and one in (...)continue
18 July 2006Zidane: " I am still proud to be who I am, first a Kabyle from La Castellan..."
The blank, dusty streets and high-rise tower blocks of La Castellane, a council estate in the northern suburbs of Marseille, are what is officially known in French as a quartier difficile, a sensitive zone. Most of the population here (...)continue
24 March 2006Zidane: A Sports Legend
A Sports Legend Destined Sports Legend French society was changed forever July 19th, 1998. It was the championship game of the coveted World Cup tournament hosted by France. France was to face Brazil, a soccer giant that ignites (...)continue
20 March 2006Claude Cohen-Tannoudji - Autobiography
I was born on April 1, 1933 in Constantine, Algeria, which was then part of France. My family, originally from Tangiers, settled in Tunisia and then in Algeria in the 16th century after having fled Spain during the Inquisition. In (...)continue
25 January 2006Juba II, Amazigh King
A young King’s boy, who stemming from a Numidian root was born and educated inside a Greek-Roman niche, had the opportunity to influence both culture and development of his country. Juba the Second was a brilliant well educated (...)continue
25 January 2006