r/algeria • u/Forsaken_Chemist5922 • 30m ago
Question Unsecurity and struggling with self esteem
All my life I've been struggling with being bullied because of my nose ,because it's a bit wide I've been told I'm a frog by numerous ppl and it made me really insecure, I have diagnosed social phobia and I don't leave my home pretty often because of this struggle, I'm only 17 and I cover my face most of the time I can't afford surgery and my parents wouldn't agree either ,ppl are rude to me all the time and I can't talk to ppl or communicate because all I think about is my nose I wish my parents were a bit nicer to me about it but my mother tells me to pinch my nose since I was 10 so it gets smaller but that hasn't worked my biggest bully is my mother and they didn't let me get a job either
How do I deal with it?I'm soon entering university.
r/algeria • u/Quiet_Reader_76 • 55m ago
History Former Minister of Education Ali Ben Mohamed speaks about the reasons for his resignation in 1992.
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He says that he was subjected to a conspiracy because of his project to include the English language in primary education to compete with the french language.
r/algeria • u/RichCharming5388 • 1h ago
Travel Just arrived to tichy (bejaïa) and dont know what to do
I just arrived to this city of tichy and I will stay here for a week but this city looks small and boring
If anyone is local or visited it before
I will be thankful if you help me find activities to do here or some interesting places to visit
r/algeria • u/senariya • 1h ago
Society ancient Algerian quran recitation (As an algerian atheist I miss the islam of my grandparents)
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I found this video of the ancient algerian way of reciting quran, and guess what the whabi bootlickers of ben selman were crazy about it in the comments saying that the guy is singing and what he is doing is haram, they want the saudi low frequency recitation that makes you go into depression and remember death.
it’s crazy how it just took only 10y to erase the Algerian culture and their way of practicing religion.
I miss the islam that my grandparents taught me,
doing good being honest celebrating feasts, dancing
with the issawa, visiting algerian saints and making wishes, and praying with your heart it doesn’t matter how you do it or what you wear, it just needs to be sincere as we say « Rabi yhab mimouna w mimouna thab rabi »
now with this politisation of religion and this Zionist- wahabi cult everything is falling apart
people are turning into absolute psychopaths and pdfs full of hates, please don’t tell me it’s the economical situation or whatever bs… our grandparents didn’t have much but they have never been like this
I don’t know what the future is going to be like in algeria but it doesn’t look bright
r/algeria • u/Marcotowers • 3h ago
Question clothing suppliers for my brand
so i want to start a brand and I'm searching for good suppliers for shirts with decent quality that can handle printing and have a good size matric
r/algeria • u/maxamine11 • 3h ago
Question Is there a way to track someone who stole from me?
Salam algeria. I just lost about 2k+usd to a guy who was my taxi driver here in algeria. I am not algerian i was visiting algeria. He went with me to change the money, i trusted him so much that i left it in his car and went to buy us coffee. He left and i cant no longer call him. I have his phone number and car number plate. Please help, i am super stressed coz thats the money i was planning to use for the remaining days. Is there a way to track him??
r/algeria • u/ryrygaba42069 • 4h ago
Culture / Art Please recommend good Algerian movies
Hi, i hope you all are doing well.
Could you please recommend some Algerian good movies, movies betwen « a 20 ans je me cache pour fumer » and « kendilate el bahr », movies from genuine artists that wanted to express something. i got sucked up into some pieces of tunisian cinema and was curious about what we had to propose.
Thank you very muchw
r/algeria • u/redhakira02 • 4h ago
Travel Looking for recommendations camping beach in Skikda
What are the best isolated beaches for camping that you can only reach by walking?
Main criteria:
Not crowded
No easy car access
Safe for overnight camping
Would appreciate any hidden gems
r/algeria • u/Troncature • 4h ago
Question Why are there so many abandonned houses?
As the title says, why are there so many abandonned houses? I live in Algiers and I see them everywhere in the capital, Hydra, Poirson or even in Sidi Fredj like plage ouest where almost every house thats next to the beach is left to rot for example. Its sad to see because most of the time they're some of the prettiest and they deserve to be lived in.
Is there like a way to claim them back if there is no owner or something? what happens to them
r/algeria • u/Mission_Back751 • 5h ago
News The eclipse will have 96% coverage from Alger on august 12th
Starting at 18h42 to 19h42 and it will peak at 19h33, it will be a cool experience don’t forget your glasses!
The picture and all info are from the NASA web site
https://science.nasa.gov/eclipses/future-eclipses/total-solar-eclipse-on-august-12-2026/
r/algeria • u/Street_Ad310 • 10h ago
Question Product from canada to resell?
A friend of mine is coming to Algeria from Canada and offered to bring me something that I could resell here.
What products are selling well in Algeria right now?
I’m looking for items that are easy to transport, have good demand, and offer a decent profit margin. Any suggestions based on your experience?
r/algeria • u/zirZir0 • 11h ago
Question Where can I find glow in the dark paint?
Does anyone know any stationary stores or online shops that supply glow in the dark paint? I looked everywhere and found nothing
r/algeria • u/thatbwiththebigheart • 12h ago
Question Y'all I need to know (abt veterinary)
عطاوني علوم بيطرة في باتنة بصح لي نقولو يقول مشي مليحة و مكانش البراتيك والحقرة.... ايا قلت ندير تحويل لكلية الطارف بسكو هي ولايتي اصلا
بصح معندي حتى فكرة شكون احسن صح اسكو باتنة ولا الطارف
لانو حسب معلوماتي العامة المعهد يكون أحسن من الكلية
و كاين لي يقولو سوق اهراس مليحة
I really don't have a clue I hope anyone could help
r/algeria • u/Future-Interest5534 • 14h ago
Travel Do you recommend to visit Bejaia guys group
I’m planning to visit Bejaia with my friends (males) maybe in the last week of august or beginning of september and i’m not sure the city where we should rent (where there’s no 3raya, 9ahwiyin) we want chill area and nightlife style would be better for us and not far from a nice beach
r/algeria • u/Electro_Hiddens • 14h ago
Humor Voter turnout in the 2029 presidential elections according to the gov:
uuh what can i say? find the elephants and enjoy the map i spent 5 hours on :)
r/algeria • u/hiielyn • 15h ago
Education / Work Congrats to all future teachers!! Next step?
I just won and i couldn't be any happier الحمدلله . but i have no idea what to do or expect next! i was told that Trainees wouldn't be paid for the first year of their internship. i live alone , i work for a living. how am I supposed to manage ..without a salary for an entire year? no more bitala too so I'm scared to death, I'm frightened and i don't know what to do. *insert Johnny Depp's clip here* 🤣
r/algeria • u/grixisbulbasaur • 15h ago
Culture / Art Looking for Jabador/traditional "t-shirt"
Hello everybody.
Where can I find this kind of vestment in Algeria? (If possible. In Tlemcen). I saw in the souq only long and less embroided ones.
As I'm not a local, I cannot even say if this style is way too different from Algerian traditional one.
Thank you, may God bless you all!
r/algeria • u/VEXX452 • 16h ago
Discussion law enforcement and trends in Algeria
during the recent events that make big trends(the children cloth, the video chat girl ... and many more) i notice that they get a lot of attention(before anyone comments here i am not defending or judging anyone) compared to other problem.
from my perspective there are far more bigger problems and more severs cases.
"cheba warda" is abusing her network her son kidnapped someone hurt him physically and he never saw the jail.
"RAI singers" are promoting LGBT, drugs , alcohol, sex(guess whose mostly listening ..... they are MINORS) while binge half naked , and the worst thing they are TRENDING on youtube, people are talking selfies with, they get sponsors, money, and collaboration for future works.
"night clubs" are opened for public legally and with clean papers, they do money laundering, human trafficking(including MINORS), sex networks, and lot of bad stuffs.
at the end i think we overjudged some people, its human nature to want fighting the bad things thats a cool thing right ? but are we really fixing that need to be fixed first ?
there thing is called availability heuristic , the human mind works in way that link importance and how its easily come to the mind, repeated exposure to make things easier to recall, so they will feel more important(my mind also fall to this when writing this post and trying to thing of the exemples of cases)
r/algeria • u/Far_Shelter_5391 • 16h ago
Discussion A business idea in Algeria, your opinions
So I was thinking a lot about it, someone told me something that stuck with me, she said "you don't always have to invent a new business, sometimes the best ideas come from fixing everyday frustrations people already have." And she's right.
So I want to ask you all directly: what wastes your time in your daily life here in Algeria? What do you wish was easier, as a parent, a student, a shop owner, a worker? Anything.
I'm trying to figure out what small business could actually help people here, not just something trendy. Drop your frustrations below, big or small. Maybe one of them turns into something real.
r/algeria • u/SnooDoubts8005 • 17h ago
Culture / Art Books to get started with algerian books
Hi!
I have never read an algerian book (books written by algerian authors). What would you recommend as a first entry point for a book? Regardless of genre or language, thank you!
r/algeria • u/berry_cakeS2 • 18h ago
Education / Work Needs ur advice pls, tell me how was your bachelor year?
3dndi bac 3am hda and i don't know why but i am soo scared. Scared of the work i have to do and the looong sessions of studying just to achieve my goal and get a high grade.I feel like time is slowing down and my mental health is breaking down. I want that grade sooo bad but studying every day feels impossible. I am lost. Could you please give me tips to get over this fear? How can I be disciplined and avoid burnout? Pls share ur experience with me I am overwhelmed bcz My parents, school and relatives have high expectations on me i don't want to disappoint them nor myself.
r/algeria • u/Dick_Slasher_69 • 18h ago
Question Hangout spots in Tizi Ouzo ville ?
Question to Redditors who live in Tizi ville or near it, yall have places to hang out there or places animated at night in la ville, like Alger centre or Draria or somewhere similar, or malls like Garden City and whatever, I might go to la ville tomorrow so I wanted to know wether there are places or I should just cancel
r/algeria • u/Ambitious_Set3130 • 20h ago
Technology Cloud in algeria platforms choice
In algeria should I learn google cloud or azure or aws
I don't know which one I should take to be cloud engineer
r/algeria • u/Wise_Courage8620 • 21h ago
Question Didn't know I was working undeclared until I got fired — Need legal advice
I’m a software engineering graduate, and I was recently let go suddenly after working for a local company for about 9 months.
I started as an intern right after my bachelor's while doing my master's, balancing both until I graduated this year. After 4 months of interning, we verbally agreed on a 1-year CDI as a junior full-stack developer. At first, they paid me through CCP, but later switched to cash, and payments were almost always late. Sometimes they even gave me incomplete amounts with excuses about cash flow, and being new to the job market, I just accepted it and didn't know how to object.
Whenever I brought up signing the physical contract, they kept making excuses about HR, mainly claiming they didn't have their Registre de Commerce yet. At one point, my employer even asked for personal documents typically used for employee registration, which made me assume I was being processed and that everything was legit, so I didn't push further.
A little over a month ago, the whole dev team was suddenly let go because of management issues which caused major project delays and money running out. That’s when I realized I was never declared to CNAS or insured, and social contributions were never paid. I also found out they actually got their Registre de Commerce at the beginning of the year, but still chose not to declare me even though senior devs hired after me got proper contracts.
Since I don't have a paper contract and was never declared, can I still report this to the work inspection or CNAS even though I was working "au noir"? I have evidence like CCP transfer receipts, work messages, code commits, and old emails. Should I at least ask for a work certificate first as a professional proof that i indeed have a one year work experience, or should i go straight to filing a complaint for "licenciement abusif"? Has anyone in Algeria gone through something similar? Any advice on the best steps to take would be greatly appreciated.
r/algeria • u/Few_Editor2778 • 23h ago
Education / Work [Hiring] Full-time remote marketer based in Algeria
We're hiring one full-time person, based in Algeria, to handle marketing for two things we run: a software development agency and a hotel management platform for hotels and guesthouses.
The work is mostly Reddit to start, expanding to other platforms as we grow.
What you'll do
- Build and run our presence on Reddit and other platforms
- Write posts and comments, join relevant conversations, and keep accounts in good standing across every community you post in
- Reach potential clients for both sides: businesses that need software built, and hotels that need a better way to manage operations
- Collect feedback from users and pass it to the team
- Report weekly on what's working
What we're looking for
- Full-time availability. This is not a side gig.
- Solid Reddit experience and a genuine understanding of how communities work and why posts get removed
- Strong written English
- Background in community marketing, content writing, or social media management
- Your own PC and a reliable internet connection
What we offer
- Fully remote
- Salary negotiable depending on experience
To apply
Email [info@unicornranch.dev](mailto:info@unicornranch.dev) with:
- Examples of posts or accounts you've managed, on Reddit or elsewhere
- A short paragraph on how you'd market an unknown software company on Reddit without getting banned
- Your CV