There is some evidence that berberine may influence body mass index (BMI), as well as cholesterol and blood sugar. However, it may also cause some side effects and has some risks. Berberine is a ...

In Morocco, every year, as the Amazigh ring in Yennayer, their ancient new year, the indigenous celebration ignites more than just festivities—it sparks a firestorm of conspiracy theories and ...

Rabat, Morocco - January 14, 2025 The "imazighen," indigenous people of North Africa, celebrate the Berber New Year from January 12 to 14, a significant ancestral date for this diverse local ...

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The Amazigh calendar begins in 950 BCE, when King Sheshonq ascended to the throne in Egypt, which means that this year is 2974 according to this calendar. Considered the original inhabitants of ...

"Berber culture has been with me day and night every day since I was born," she said. From her pen name Oli Vam, which means olive tree in Latin, to the Amazigh jewelry she wears daily ...

For centuries, Morocco’s Amazigh - the “free people” - celebrated Yennayer behind closed doors, their New Year a quiet act of defiance against systematic erasure of their identity.

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as the first year of the Berber calendar. The Amazigh follows the Julian calendar, meaning that on January 12, the Amazigh community will be welcoming the year….2975! Yennayer symbolizes longevity, ...

The Mohammed El Mnouni Cultural Center in Meknes hosted a ceremony last night featuring performances of Ahwash and Ahidous, two iconic Amazigh art forms. The event featured a folk troupe that ...

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The most vibrant Yennayer celebrations take place in the Amazigh regions of southeast Morocco on January 12–13, though the Julian calendar aligns the holiday with January 14 in the Gregorian calendar.