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Published on: 04/25/2026 - 00:37 Last updated: 04/27/2026 - 10:05
In this issue of the Maghreb Pulse programme, we stop at the announcement of the French-Algerian writer Kamal Daoud, winner of the French Goncourt Academy Prize, that he was sentenced in absentia in Algeria to three effective years in prison and a fine due to his novel “Nymphs”. The writer was also known for his many controversial positions. Has Kamal Daoud become an “undesirable person” in Algeria? To discuss this topic, we host Algerian journalist Mustafa Bounif.
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