Tuareg jewelry, an integral part of Sahara's Tuareg people's cultural heritage, is known for its intricate designs and ...

“A house is a coffin for the living.”-- Tuareg proverb * Romanticized by European colonizers as fierce, camel-riding warriors swathed in indigo veils, the semi-nomadic Tuareg people of North ...

Judy Woodruff: Now we turn to Mali, the West African nation that's home to over a half-a-million Tuareg people. They are an ethnic group that has controlled the trade routes in the Sahara Desert ...

THE TUAREG speak Tamasheq, part of the Berber language group. They are a majority Muslim group of a million-and-a-half people living in Niger, Mali, Algeria, Libya and Burkina Faso.

Tuareg people are seen traversing the arid land, with close-ups of their traditional attire and covered faces. Life at the desert's edge includes palm tree harvesting, tent building, and ...

The Tuareg are a semi-nomadic people of Berber descent who practice Islam and whose traditional desert homeland stretches across parts of Algeria, Libya, Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso.

Mdou Moctar, the acclaimed Tuareg guitarist, has launched a GoFundMe to help him and his bandmates stay in the United States since military officers in his home country of Niger overthrew its ...

He also noted that "several Malian soldiers and Wagner group mercenaries surrendered to the Tuareg fighters." The Tuareg people inhabit the Sahara region, with some residing in northern Mali.

Along with contemporary Tuareg rockers like Mdou Moctar, Bombino has inherited the mantle of Saharan blues from his forerunners, Tinariwen – using his guitar to make grassroots change and hammer ...