Education in Darija, why not ?
Telquel [4/08/2026]
English, French, and Amazigh are embraced without hesitation, but suggest making Darija a language of instruction, and controversy is almost guaranteed. Why do Moroccans reject their own linguistic identity? And how can this disconnect be overcome? For many, any discussion of Darija brings to (…)
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