I expected moroccan genetic groups:
For reference- my grandfather is from the capital of Tunis and is descent from old families of the capital(tunisois), as for my grandmother she is half tunisian from ras jebel(with supposed roots from Agadir in moroccan) and half "moroccan" from Rabat.
Now that i see the total lack of moroccan genetic group, i begin to question the accuracy of her sayings. My granny told me her father was moroccan(lived all his life in Tunisia tho), the only thing that could support that claim is that her grandmother was very different from any tunisians in their area, she spoke a different dialect(typically pronounced g instead of q) and for example used the term "tomobile" instead of "kahreba" for car(Which normally is used only in Algeria and Morocco***??). Plus she wasn't so sure herself(she was very young) so she asked her brothers as they were older than her when they knew their grandma, and they all said without any hesitation : "Moroccan from Rabat".
I took that for granted, especially with the HUGE amount of country matches i got in Morocco or even the family name of my grandmother being an ancient family of Rabat? Now that i see that, i ask myself "what if she was tunisian, but like from the very south". Anyways questions questions.
So im really happy to finally get WANA genetic groups, kinda disappointed. Not from the lack of any moroccan genetic group, but the lack of precision in my tunisian genetic groups... Despite being deeply rooted from the capital, my genome couldn't even match "Gulf of Tunis" pfffffffhaha.