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 national football team calls up Mohamed Sadek Qadida to replace injured Hazem Al-Mestouri for upcoming matches against Libya in Africa Cup of Nations 2027 qualifiers.
Tunisia's Ministry of Interior to receive certificate for quality reception on Monday
Tunisia's olive oil exports reach 5.016 billion dinars in 2025/2026, a 39.4% increase from the previous year.
Despite economic turmoil, Tunisia's financial sector remains robust, with banks and insurance companies adapting to new challenges.
Tunisia's tourism industry must transform to address environmental pressures and limitations of its current model
Manchester United considers parting ways with manager Michael Carrick amid poor results
Tunisian Ministry of Equipment and Housing to divert partial traffic on the southern entrance to Tunis for 7 days starting November 9, 2026.
Tunisia's government allocates $786.1 million for a comprehensive water program, aiming to improve water infrastructure and management.
Tunisia's development plan aims to boost economic growth and social welfare, but faces financing challenges and uncertain investment prospects.
The UN's Palestinian refugee agency says nearly 1.98 million people, or 94% of Gaza's population, urgently need shelter and non-food aid.
Tunisia's economy continues to recover despite facing numerous economic and financial challenges, according to Prime Minister Sarah Zahafri Zanzri.
Tunisia's 2027 budget allocates $786.1 million for water projects, aiming to enhance national sovereignty and self-reliance.
