Visions

A truth often ignored. Mouloud Mammeri once wrote with bitterness: “…In Roman times, it was in Latin that Tertullian, Cyprian, Augustine, Fronto, Arnobius, and Apuleius wrote, although in their books one can trace indices of the Berbership (of their thought) from which they originated; for example, Apuleius recounts, in one of his works, the story … Lire plus

By Mohand Ouramdane KHACER President of the European Berber Cultural Space (Afus Deg Wfus) Founding Director of the Northern Division of the Berber Academy (1971–80) Tamazgha: a civilization Denied, never erased North Africa is Amazigh in its millennial depth. Before Rome, before Byzantium, before Islam, before France, the peoples of Tamazgha spoke, thought, transmitted, and … Lire plus