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 Minister of Family, Women, Childhood and Elderly, Asma Gabbi, launches a green line, "Raidat", for guidance on women's entrepreneurship.
University of Monastir signs deal with Iraq's Ishtar Medical Institute to boost educational programs and scientific research.
Tunisia's election authority reviews progress on new call center project
Tunisian President Kais Saied met with Equatorial Guinea's ambassador, Gertrudis Nsang Ndong Nsoga, on October 14, 2026.
The number of random wells in Tunisia has risen from 205 in 2010 to around 3229 in 2024.
Tunisia's industry minister highlights importance of circular economy and standardization in modernizing the country's industrial sector.
Hospital of the Internal Security Forces in El Marsa performs eye surgery on 30 patients from Tozeur as part of a social and humanitarian initiative.
A regional meeting on "Rural Women and Girls in the Face of Climate Change" was held in Sousse, Tunisia, to highlight the role of women in rural development and food security.
Tunisia's red meat sector is in a critical state due to a significant shortage of supply, according to Yahya Nour, head of the National Butchers' Chamber.
Tunisia's government is working to complete an interoperability platform to enable automatic data exchange between public institutions.
Tunisia's Kef governorate hosts an information day to introduce the EASY EXPORT program, aiming to facilitate exports for artisans and small to medium-sized enterprises through the postal...
The 29th Arab Conference for officials responsible for combating terrorism began on Tuesday in Tunisia, with a focus on addressing the evolving threats of terrorism and extremism.
