Zenaga
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The Zenaga are a Berber people historically associated with western Africa, particularly southern Morocco. In the 11th century, they were prominent among the peoples known as Moors who dominated western Africa and were instrumental in the rise of the Almoravid Caliphate. The Zenaga also refer to their distinct Berber language.1
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