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La Makanerie is a brand of scarves and stoles inspired by the stories of Mediterranean women. A fashion project that celebrates transmission and cultural heritage, its second collection is entitled “Oran, la boutique”. On the program: silk squares in the colors of Algeria, made ethically and with respect for the environment.

Looking for an alternative to hot chocolate? Try sahlab, a creamy, comforting dessert drink from the Middle East. With its floral notes, spicy flavours and gourmet toppings, you’re guaranteed to get away from it all… without leaving your sofa! Here, without delay, is the recipe for this ultra-cozy drink.

The capital of Africa’s largest country, Algiers vibrates to the rhythm of tradition and modernity. With its contrasting architecture, bustling markets and traditional cafés, the city has a captivating atmosphere that reflects its cultural diversity. The sun streams into every street, making its immaculate facades glow. Kawa News invites you to discover “white Algiers”, the radiant pearl of the Mediterranean.

Births, weddings, shows… In Arab countries, these moments of happiness are accompanied by a shrill, high-pitched vocal practice: the youyou. A cry from the heart, or rather from the back of the throat, to express joy and excitement. Where does the youyou come from? And how do you pronounce it? Kawa News tells you all about it!

A source of mystery, dreams intrigue as much as they fascinate. And have been for thousands of years! Long before the work of Carl Jung and Freud on the subject, dreams played a decisive role in Arab culture, between rites and religious beliefs. The first works on this subject come from Mesopotamia..

Chinguetti has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1996. Nestling in the heart of the Mauritanian desert, this ancient town is renowned for its sacred works, attracting scholars from all over the Muslim world. The seventh holiest city in Islam, it was once an essential stopover on the pilgrimage to Mecca.

Want to impress your guests with a little-known dish from far away? Offer them an Akkoub stew. A Palestinian recipe, particularly popular with the inhabitants of Nablus, its star ingredient is cardoon. We’ll tell you more about this wild plant, which is combined here with yoghurt and pieces of lamb.

Nicknamed “Casa” by its inhabitants, Casablanca is known as Morocco’s largest city. It is also the economic center of the country, thanks to the large multinational companies that have set up shop here. But do you know where its Hispanic-sounding name comes from? To find out, let’s take a trip back in time.