Education reform hits raw nerve


Many Algerians want Arabic to continue as the nation’s medium of instruction, in the early years of primary school.

MODEST reform proposals for primary education in Algeria have touched off a firestorm of protest, highlighting deep sensitivities about language and identity, half a century after independence from France.

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