North Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Tunisia: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in North Africa
Celebrating World Science Day for Peace and Development, experts stress the role of science in fostering dialogue, cooperation, and sustainable development.
UAE diplomat Lana Nusseibeh's bid for UN Secretary-General faces criticism from Sudan and human rights groups over her country's alleged support for Rapid Support Forces.
The 10th edition of Sapri, an international exhibition for industrial spare parts, equipment, and services, will take place in Tunis from November 17 to 20, 2026.
Iran lifts 2,000km limit on ballistic missile range, US launches 'Iron Gate' task force to disrupt Iranian arms transfers
President Kaïs Saïed suggests a connection between recent incendies and water shortages in Tunisia, pointing to possible suspect motives and vowing to hold those responsible accountable.
Tunisie Autoroutes plans to plant 100,000 trees and shrubs in 10 districts during 2026-2027 as part of a broader effort to enhance green spaces along its network.
Tunisia's leading women's rights organization faces financial struggles and a crisis of legitimacy
Tunisia's financial inclusion rate stands at 38% for adults with bank accounts, highlighting the need for improved banking services.
Moroccan households' bank deposits reach 1,049.4 billion dirhams, up 9.4% annually.
Tunisia's government submits 2027 state budget to parliament, projecting 8.37% increase in spending.
Tunisian President Kais Saied vows to protect country from criminals and enemies, emphasizing national unity and determination.
Tunisia set to release first Arabic guide to protect children from sexual exploitation and abuse
