Libyan Berbers revive their language in class and on air
A pupil shyly approached the whiteboard, picked up a marker and carefully traced a letter from the Berber alphabet as the teacher watched — a scene unimaginable under Libyan dictator Moamer Kadhafi.Tamazight has been...
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