- The
Tuareg people (/ˈtwɑːrɛɡ/; also
spelled Twareg or Touareg; endonym: Imuhaɣ/Imušaɣ/Imašeɣăn/Imajeɣăn) are a
large Berber ethnic group, traditionally...
- retreated. It is a
crossroads for the
traditional camel caravans of the
Toureg and for
traders plying North and
South across the Sahara. N'guigmi is a...
-
others of
their constituent elements have been
largely subsumed by
other Toureg "Kel"s. The Kel Awey
remain powerful in the
central Aïr M****if, especially...
- The
Hausa peasants,
slaves and
preachers supported Usman, as well as the
Toureg,
Fulbe and
Fulani pastoralists who are
overtaxed and
their cattle seized...
- of Ghat. Al
Awaynat is the gate of
Tadrart Acacus and its
residents from
Toureg tribe. It is
located some 240 km (149 mi) west of Ubari. The name Serdeles...
- director,
producer of
stage productions where she was
featured in the VW
Toureg campaign, Woolworth's billboard, print,
billboard TVC campaigns, and the...
- 1994 : 107,
among others) and that
evolved in some
modern Berber varieties (
Toureg, Ghadames, ...), the
system is
preserved in the
southeastern Berber varieties...
- Sidi Youssef, Derb Chtouka, Bab Hmar, Bab Agnaou,
Quartier Jnan Laafia,
Toureg, Kasbah, Mellah, ****t El Maach, ****t
Moulay Moussa, Riad
Zitoun Jdid,...
-
Menaka (January 2012), Menaka, Mali; an
attack by
Azawad that
started the
Toureg rebellion Battle of
Menaka (November 2012), Menaka, Mali; the last battle...
-
speculation theorised a
split in the
already fractured movement, in
which Toureg groups loyal to the Kel
Adagh had
fully parti****ted in the
eventual peace...
