North Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Tunisia: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in North Africa
The UN reports 3600 new jobs created in Tunisia's agro-food sector, with women occupying 90% of these positions, as part of its development programs.
Philip Morris International's Hervé Kamdem discusses AI applications in research and development
A Tunisian medical study finds delayed consultation increases bladder cancer recurrence and progression risks.
Global economy struggles with new vulnerabilities despite massive investments in AI and strategic infrastructure
UN Resident Coordinator in Tunisia, Rana Taha, highlights Tunisia's expertise in digitalization, statistics, and climate change adaptation that can be shared with African countries.
New regulations for university services in Tunisia outline residence conditions, student rights and duties.
Tunisia's regional authorities have allocated 200,000 dinars to protect the Swayhil plateau in the Jerjis region from erosion and support reforestation efforts.
Tunisia's Land Management Office opens external competitive exams to recruit 172 staff in various fields
Tunisia allocates 24 agricultural lands to private companies to boost land use
New decree outlines internal regulations for university services in Tunisia
A lecture by Professor Fawzi Mahfouz examines transformations in Tunisia's archaeological and heritage writing from colonial legacy to renewed cognitive approaches.
President Kaïs Saïed pushes for equal access to education nationwide
