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 2027 budget plan increases regional development program allocations to 543.55 million dinars, a 71.05 million dinar rise, to fund more projects.
Tunisian Football Federation calls on clubs to ease tensions and resolve disputes within sports institutions
Tunisia's Independent Election Commission takes part in an international symposium in Addis Ababa to discuss electoral risks in Africa.
Iran constructs subterranean military complexes to maintain missile production and storage capabilities under heavy bombardment.
ARABSAT and Es'hailSat have signed a strategic partnership agreement to improve satellite broadcasting and communication services in the Middle East and North Africa.
New regulations for university services in Tunisia have been issued, outlining rules for student residency, services, and disciplinary actions.
A mother and her newborn died during childbirth at Sidi Bouzid University Hospital, sparking an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the tragic event.
Tunisia faces a double challenge against Libya in November for 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualification
Tunisia's TGM railway line to be upgraded with 18 new electric trains by 2028
QNB opens fourth QNB First branch in Tunisia, offering exclusive banking experience
The Administrative Court of Tunisia is organizing a documentary exhibition in the primary regional courts in Gabes and Sousse on December 8 and 10, 2026.
US President Donald Trump says military strikes on Iran are unlikely if negotiations make progress, but did not rule out further action.
