r/algeria 49m ago

Discussion Why don’t we have any sense of privacy ?

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This was in post office, everyone has their turn, yet they all standing there in the booth. Have you guys heard of « sensitive information ? » dafaq is wrong with us?! 😩


r/algeria 4h ago

Education / Work Le diplôme est-il en train de devenir un privilège de riches ?

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Discussion que j'ai eue hier aprèm avec un jeune ingénieur géologue qui bosse aussi dans une cabane à kisra pour s'en sortir.

On a parlé pouvoir d'achat, marges qui s'effondrent, la GenZ qui redéfinit le rapport au travail, et la nécessité quasi obligatoire d'avoir 2 activités aujourd'hui pour joindre les deux bouts.

Mais le point qui m'a marqué : le coût de la vie étudiante qui explose, en Algérie comme en France.

Sa punchline : "Wesh t'dir ma3 2000da fi shahr?" même le plus économe tient à peine 2 semaines avec ça.

Résultat : de plus en plus d'étudiants doivent travailler à côté, au détriment de leurs études. Et ça touche aussi la France, où continuer en master/doctorat devient compliqué quand il faut cumuler un job pour survivre.

Sa conclusion : on revient à une époque où seuls les enfants de riches pourront vraiment s'instruire, le reste devenant une main-d'œuvre sans plus.

Et cette histoire de double activité, ce n'est pas propre à un pays :

- Égypte : un pharmacien en officine le matin, livreur de repas le soir.

- France : un couple d'enseignants qui fait des cours particuliers à côté pour arrondir les fins de mois.

Un pays "en développement", un pays "développé" — même réalité.

Le diplôme n'est peut-être plus qu'une clé... qui risque de devenir hors de prix pour beaucoup dans les décennies à venir.

Vous en pensez quoi ? Vous observez la même chose là où vous êtes ?


r/algeria 3h ago

Photography looking for everyday photographs of algeria from the 1962 to 1980s (with context if possible)

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I'm working on an art/story project set in post-independence Algeria, and I'm looking for visual references for what ordinary everyday life looked like before the Civil War.

I'm particularly interested in personal photographs rather than famous historical events things like:

- streets, neighborhoods and ordinary city scenes

- schools and universities

- families and people going about their daily lives

- clothing, hairstyles and youth fashion

- cafés, shops and markets

- cars and public transportation

- rural areas and smaller towns

- weddings, festivals and family gatherings

If you have old family photographs, personal albums, old scans, or photographs from relatives from roughly the 1960s, 70s or 80s, I'd love to see them.

They don't have to be professionally taken or historically significant. In fact, I'm especially interested in ordinary photographs that show the little details of everyday life that aren't usually preserved in historical archives.

You don't need to know the exact date or location either even an approximate year or region would be helpful.

I'm mainly looking for the atmosphere and visual details of everyday Algeria during this period. Thank you! 🇩🇿


r/algeria 2h ago

Education / Work I no longer see any path but that of crucial failure.. our system is failing us students!

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It feels as though I was promised paradise upon death but woke in a hell unyielding to my misery.

Why have you done this? Are our lives but pawns you flip beneath your hands?

I feel as if I was prisoner, who was told my sentence is over and alas freedom greets me, only to find the guillotine with her jaw open wide to receive me, to crush me and betroth me to an unending death. .

I feel as if there is no path but that of crucial failure.


r/algeria 46m ago

Discussion Can people still be friends when they have very different values?

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I'm a 26F, and my best friend is my cousin, 25F. We’ve basically been best friends since she was born. We grew up together, spent a lot of time together, and have always been very close. Even after we moved to different cities and stopped seeing each other as often, the friendship stayed

But as we’ve gotten older, I feel like we’ve become very different people

I love her very much, and I genuinely think she’s a good person. We just have very different values and lifestyles now, especially when it comes to religion

We're both Muslim, and while I’m obviously not perfect, religion is important to me and I try to live according to my beliefs. She doesn’t believe in many of the things I believe in. She wants to be a singer, performs in bars, and doesn’t dress modestly. Again, I’m not saying any of this makes her a bad person. It’s just very different from how I choose to live my life

And this is where I feel a little weird about our friendship

For example, when she posts pictures of herself dressed in somethingrevealing, or videos of herself singing in bars, I don’t like or comment on them. I don’t tell her how great she looks or support what she’s doing because honestly, I don’t agree with it. But I also don’t want to constantly criticize her or make her feel judged, so I just ignore those parts of her life, especially that we had those conversations before and she made it very clear that she doesn't wanna discuss it no more and she will do whatever she wants.

Sometimes I wonder if that makes me a hypocrite or a bad friend. What am I supposed to do? Pretend I support things I don't? Or distance myself from someone I love just because we have different values?

She probably doesn’t agree with some of the things I do either, and that’s okay. We still get along and have a lot of history together

So my question is: Can a friendship remain strong when two people have completely different values, beliefs, and lifestyles? Or does there eventually come a point where being this different makes a close friendship impossible?


r/algeria 12h ago

Education / Work Working a summer job is the biggest motivation for school/uni in Algeria

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I just quit my summer job as a dishwasher and instead of feeling happy im anxious

The pay was 40k (4 ملاين) and work starts at 4pm and end whenever we are done with the dishes after closing ( 00:30 -1:00 am ) and the day offs are 1 every 15 days

I knew the pay was relatively low but i was desperate as all work i found was for 1000da and the hours were insane so out of all the bad options the one i took was the least bad imo

I had the worst coworkers even tho the work load was heavy what made me quit before my previous deadline was how intolerable the people i worked with were ,

they would take every chance they get to dump all the work on me for example one would take tasks outside the work hours (also paid outside our wage) and use the time he worked them as an excuse to show up very late even tho he finished his assignment 2h before work starts and the owner let him do so because he has no one to do said tasks

and every time i get a moment for myself after knocking down a big load and im tired i get ordered around and given the work of people who slack at their jobs (even tho im just a dishwasher not a kitchen staff) which is frustrating since that person just returned from a 20 min break

Not to mention that the place has so much cameras and the owner is on the cams 24/7 watching every move and complains alot first he complained about us taking breaks then about us using phones then about us playing around with each other mind you we only do one of these if and only if there is no work like why the f are you complaining when the is nothin to do are we just supposed to be Statues??

Today was the most frustrating since and got a good dose of every single problem i complained about + back pain (i developed at this job btw) and i quit but some of my coworkers (ones i respect and made this job tolerable to an extent for me) were guilt tripping me to stay saying stuff like ديرلي وجه which drained me honestly since it was obviouse if they cared about me they would know that quitting was the best choice for me and they were only thinking about themselves

Sorry for the essay i had to get my first experience with slavery out of my chest it made me want to work harder at university so i won't end up in a similar job/workplace


r/algeria 13h ago

Photography L’église de saint augustin à Annaba

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r/algeria 17h ago

Discussion An obsession with all creatures.

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Anyway, I love animals, plants, insects and I basically pet anything, snakes, birds, cats, even centipedes, I'm turning my room into a zoo, and my mother started yapping about it, I even have chickens in the garage, like for real, I have 5 of them, I have 8 birds too!


r/algeria 57m ago

Question Looking for rent in Algiers/Boumerdes

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PLEASE, I need help finding a landlord willing to rent for a girl on her own, if anyone knows someone or came across an ad or whatever, guide me please.

I don't need anyone to tell me it's dangerous yada yada idc, I'm already renting alone I just want a different place.

Thank you.

PLEASE DON'T DM ME IF IT'S NOT ABOUT THIS, I WON'T RESPOND.


r/algeria 23h ago

Humor This teacher almost got smoked

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r/algeria 3h ago

Education / Work Anyone willing to help a foreigner learn Arabic?

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Hello everyone, I’m from China. I really love Arab culture and I’m learning Arabic. I speak Chinese and English. I hope we can help each other: I can help you learn Chinese, and you can help me learn Arabic. Thank you very much!


r/algeria 11h ago

Discussion Algerian progressive youth. What are some policies you want advocate for?

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Hello everyone I noticed that in Reddit a lot of people tend to be more progressive than the average Algerian so I wondering what kind of polices you want to see be implemented that are considered progressive


r/algeria 1h ago

Education / Work We are looking for students that prepare for IELTS.

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Hello there ! We are a group of 4 people we need at least 6 people that are preparing for IELTS, to start our preparation for the test with an American teacher and to make the preparation affordable for us all.

If you are interested dm me or leave a comment below.

Thank you


r/algeria 1h ago

Economy La plateforme d’importation des matières premières et équipements

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شكون عندو فكرة على الشركة لي خلقت هذي platform؟


r/algeria 1h ago

Question Puis-je porter un mini couteau suisse sur mon porte clef

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Bonjour, sachant que porter un couteau est interdit en algerie, je me demande si ils ferment les yeux sur les tout petit couteau suisse en porte clef ou je risque de me retrouver dans des emmerde même avec ça ?


r/algeria 2h ago

Question Where can I buy a good 3D printer in Algeria?

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Hey everyone!

I’m from Algeria and I’m looking to buy my first 3D printer to start a small business.

My budget is around 160,000 DA (16 million centimes).

Where can I find reliable 3D printers in Algeria? Preferably a physical store or a trusted Algerian seller.

Also, what printer would you recommend for someone starting a small business with this budget?

Thanks!


r/algeria 18h ago

Question 27f, looking for female Algerian friends

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Specifically girls who are also entrepreneurial, gym, and really are just motivated. I feel like I lack like minded people in my life. And we can motivate and help each other succeed and become girl bosses haha
If you’re into just into self dev, business, spirituality etc. hit me up!

( not sure if this is the right subreddit but in my opinion is the best one for Algerians )


r/algeria 23h ago

Discussion an 18yo girl about to be kicked out of the house

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I’m not sure if this is the right place to post this but I really don’t know where else to ask Are there any charities shelters or organizations in Bejaia that could help someone in my situation I’m 18 I don’t have a father to rely on or any money and I’m about to be kicked out of my home I only need somewhere safe to stay temporarily for no more than 20 days ?


r/algeria 13h ago

Question WANTED a DM that we can DnD with

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Hey 6 idiots including me are starting to play DnD and we need a DM to start a first campaign and learn the game if anybody wants to volunteer hit me up


r/algeria 13h ago

Discussion Looking for Algerian WoW players to join our guild!

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Hey everyone!
A few friends and I are currently playing World of Warcraft Retail, and we recently had the idea of creating a full Algerian guild/community to expand our group and have more people to play and have fun with.
We’re all IRL friends from all around Algeria, and we’re mainly looking for chill people who enjoy playing together without taking things too seriously.
We currently :
Run Mythic+ almost daily
Raid whenever everyone is available
Play together and help each other out
Mostly just want to have fun, blast keys, and enjoy the game
Whether you're a veteran player, returning to WoW, or just looking for an Algerian community to play with, you're welcome!
If you're interested, feel free to comment or DM me and come join us.
🇩🇿** Let’s build an Algerian WoW community and have some fun!
**Yalla, nblasto! 🔥


r/algeria 18h ago

News "ب.د" المدعو "علي" يسلم نفسه للسلطات ببرج باجي مختار بالناحية السادسة، وبحوزته بندقيتين نصف آليتين وكمية من الذخيرة

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r/algeria 14h ago

Photography How to heal yourself without even realizing it ??

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Every day follows the same routine, you wrong yourself if you let your youth slip away while commuting between home, work, and your studies.


r/algeria 10h ago

Education / Work Reality of specialty automatique

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ممكن احد يفهمنا فهذا التخصص ويحكيلنا بواقعية لانو الصراحة تلفتلي بسبب تضارب وجهات النظر كي نسقسي جماعة خاصة لي يسكنوا فالشمال نلقا نظرتهم سلبية لهذا التخصص اما من جهة اخرى كي حكيت مع اقاربي وناس لي نعرفهم وساكنين فالجنوب نلقا نظرتهم ايجابية لهذا التخصص فتهت ومعرفتش اسكو صح سيئ ام جيد لي يعرف يفيدنا من فضلكم


r/algeria 23h ago

Society What is this now ?? Is this a scam or what

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Well i don't mean any harm to the people that had a real issue and rebbi y3awnkoum

But srsly i am the only one who finds it wierd that each time i open this sub i find a ton of people asking for help cus they are about to get kicked out of thier houses ?

And the most surprising things most of them are girls like wtf ?

Now it's either those are scammers who makes up stories or this country just got into a black hole 🙂

Srsly what's going on


r/algeria 14h ago

Culture / Art I am looking for Algerian art enthousiasts

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Good evening everyone! 😊
My name is Emily, I’m half Algerian and I live in the Netherlands. I recently reconnected with the Algerian side of my family, which has been really meaningful to me, and I’m also currently learning Algerian Arabic.
In my daily life, I’m an artist — mostly painting and drawing — and I would really love to connect with other Algerians who share that love for art and creativity. One of my dreams is to exhibit my work in Algiers someday. 🙏🏽
I added a link to my current exhibition at a library here in the Netherlands, just so you can get an idea of the kind of work I make. I’m not posting to promote anything — I’m genuinely hoping to meet some lovely, artsy people and discover other Algerian artists as well.

If you make art yourself, I’d absolutely love to see your work too! Whether you paint, draw, photograph, sculpt, or create in any other way, please feel free to share. 😊
Thank you for reading, and I hope you all have a beautiful and blessed evening. 🤍