Google recently celebrated the birthday of Tawus Amroush, a notable figure in Algerian literature and music. Amroush, born into a Berber Kabyle family that converted to Roman Catholicism, was the first Algerian woman to publish a novel. Her contributions to both literature and music have left a lasting impact on Algerian culture.

As a judge, he has disposed of about 13,565 cases. He was appointed senior advocate in 1993 at the age of just 37. For this the rules had to be changed. Earlier, the minimum age to become a senior advocate was fixed at 45 years.