Tunisia's Ministry of Defense Opens Enrollment for Military Vocational Training
Tunisia's Ministry of Defense has opened enrollment for military vocational training programs, targeting young people aged 15-25.
North Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Tunisia: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in North Africa
Tunisia's Ministry of Defense has opened enrollment for military vocational training programs, targeting young people aged 15-25.
Tunisia's quota for deep-sea red shrimp in the Mediterranean has been increased following negotiations with the European Union.
Tunisian private pharmacies suspend third-party payment system for CNAM insured patients from November 1.
Tunisia reported 10,720 new cases of cancer among women in 2025, with breast cancer being the most common type of cancer affecting women.
Tunisia starts its first digital agricultural census, aiming to cover over 830,000 farms across the country.
Tunisian private pharmacies will suspend third-party payment with the National Health Insurance Fund (CNAM) starting November 1.
Tunisia's education system is set for reform as the UGTT hosts a discussion on equal opportunities and the right to education.
Israel's legislative elections yield inconclusive results, with Netanyahu's coalition leading but falling short of a majority.
Tunisian private pharmacies will suspend third-party payment system for social security beneficiaries from November 1.
Le ministre tunisien des Affaires étrangères, Mohamed Ali Nafti, a reçu l’ambassadeur russe, Alexander Zolotov, pour discuter du Sommet Russie-Afrique et renforcer les liens entre la Tuni...
Tunisia's public cement factories, Oum El Kélil and Ciments de Bizerte, are showing signs of recovery after years of losses and debt.
Tunisia's community enterprises face challenges in becoming operational, with only 97 out of 325 established since 2023 currently active.