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 hosts a scientific meeting to explore ways to enhance its olive oil sector, particularly for export, at the Higher Institute of Agricultural Sciences in Mahdia.
Tunisia's Interior Minister Khaled Nouri unveils strategic plan for 2027 focusing on crime prevention, disaster management, and public service improvement.
The Tunisian banking sector experienced a 4.7% growth in global net profit, reaching 8.399 billion dinars in 2025.
La Tunisie voit son rôle croissant dans le trafic de cocaïne entre la Libye et l'Europe, avec des saisies en forte augmentation.
La Presse, Tunisia's oldest French-language newspaper, marks its 90th anniversary, but a recent commemorative spot has sparked controversy.
Tunisia's Ministry of Religious Affairs has set its 2027 budget at 219,650 thousand dinars, an 8.5% increase from 2026.
Tunisia's Ministry of Youth and Sports is accelerating work on legislation to combat violence in sports stadiums, alongside revising disciplinary regulations for sports federations.
L'Italie et la Libye discutent de la relance du projet d'autoroute côtière de 1 750 km reliant l'Égypte à la Tunisie, après près de vingt ans de retard.
Basma Charfeddine urges Tunisian President Kaïs Saïed to reconsider her brother's situation
Tunisia works with African Economic Commission to turn $2.35 bln diaspora savings into productive investments
Tunisia's Health Ministry to receive $6035 million in 2027 budget
NASA's Swift space telescope, which studied cosmic explosions for 22 years, has crashed to Earth after re-entering the planet's atmosphere.
