Colonel Amirouche’s Historic Kachabia Returned in Tizi-Ouzou
Colonel Amirouche’s historic Kachabia has been returned and preserved in Tizi-Ouzou after nearly 68 years.
Zigoud Youssef Film Premieres in Algerian Cinemas April 3
A new historical film on Zighoud Youssef premieres in Algerian cinemas nationwide starting April 3.
A traditional Algerian blouse takes center stage at UNESCO
Algeria highlights its traditional blouse and cultural heritage in a new UNESCO nomination push.
Ahmed Bey Film Premieres in Algeria on March 27
The Ahmed Bey Algeria film debuts March 27, bringing the story of Constantine’s last Bey and his resistance to French forces to cinemas.
Do Algerians Consider Themselves Arabs? Online Debate Grows
A Reddit thread sparks debate on whether Algerians see themselves as Arabs, revealing diverse perspectives rooted in history and identity.
Lounis Aït Menguelet Announces First-Ever US Tour
Legendary Kabyle artist Lounis Aït Menguelet will tour the U.S. for the first time with concerts in three major cities in April 2026.
Algerian Street Food Tops Africa in TasteAtlas Ranking
Algerian street food ranking tops TasteAtlas Africa list, with Karantika taking first place and Mahjouba securing third.
Algeria Among World’s Top Countries for French Speakers
Algeria has around 15 million French speakers, ranking third worldwide despite growing efforts to replace French with English.
Algerian Exile Digital Map Reveals 77,000 Colonial Deportations
A new Algerian exile digital map uncovers 77,000 colonial deportations, offering an interactive look into a long-overlooked history.