Amazigh Voice Fall_Winter_2016
BY AREZKI BOUDIF
I t turned into a habit that our
editorials digress to other
fields instead of keeping
focused on the traditional
Amazigh issues, which is the primary
dedication of this newsletter. Thus,
from time to time, too often perhaps,
we are forced, pushed away from
what should be a pivotal center,
towards fields with steep slopes and
oceans with abyssal depths. We often
find ourselves wandering and drifting
among the debris of political storms.
Why can’t we reach some sort of
consensus on an important matter
such as “Which graphic system to use
to transcribe our language”? Let’s
take this example. For some time, we
thought we made a choice to write
our language, Tamazight,…. Read More
