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Tunisia

Gaza: Steadfastness on the open sea
Thought Leader
/ 12 September 2025

Gaza: Steadfastness on the open sea

Countries around the world are increasingly turning against Israel and its aggression in the Middle East. South Africa’s unions and citizens must join in solidarity with Palestinians

By Imraan Buccus
Tunisia and South Africa hold seminar on water management
Opinion
/ 3 July 2025

Tunisia and South Africa hold seminar on water management

Responsible AI requires development that is centred on environmental and human protection

By Marion Smith
Global March to Gaza is a moral reckoning
Thought Leader
/ 13 June 2025

Global March to Gaza is a moral reckoning

More than 2,000 people – 55 from South Africa – have converged in Egypt in a show of international solidarity

By Hasina Kathrada
Dismantle green colonialism and stop the greed of corporates and Northern governments
Thought Leader
/ 16 September 2024

Dismantle green colonialism and stop the greed of corporates and Northern governments

The fight for climate justice must include the people who are most affected, including those in the Arab region

By Hamza Hamouchene
Home may be the least bad option for African migrants
Africa
/ 18 June 2024

Home may be the least bad option for African migrants

To keep migrants away, Fortress Europe has extended its walls
into African countries such as Morocco and Mauritania

By Borso Tall
Tunisia’s shadow cartoonist Z fights fascism
Africa
/ 21 May 2023

Tunisia’s shadow cartoonist Z fights fascism

The cartoonist, known only as Z, has now taken on President Kais Saied, who rules by decree

By Francoise Kadri
Tunisia, an anti-democratic revolution in the making
Opinion
/ 28 March 2023

Tunisia, an anti-democratic revolution in the making

President Kais Saied is using African migrants and European Union migration policies to undo recently acquired democratic rights

By Thomas Lesaffre
Editorial: Calling out xenophobic bullies in all of Africa including Tunisian President Kais Saïed
Editorial
/ 10 March 2023

Editorial: Calling out xenophobic bullies in all of Africa including Tunisian President Kais Saïed

Real leaders don’t pick on the weak. They include them in problem-solving and strengthening their nations and the continent

By Editorial
World Bank halts Tunisia partnership programme over president’s ‘hate speech’
Africa
/ 8 March 2023

World Bank halts Tunisia partnership programme over president’s ‘hate speech’

Hundreds of terrified African migrants flee to embassies and camps as human rights groups warns of increasing vigilante attacks

By Agence France Presse
Salima Mukansanga becomes first African woman referee at men’s World Cup
Sport
/ 23 November 2022

Salima Mukansanga becomes first African woman referee at men’s World Cup

Rwanda’s Salima Mukansanga has broken new ground to become the first African woman to officiate a men’s World Cup

By bird story agency
Why Africa is standing still at the World Cup
Sport
/ 20 November 2022

Why Africa is standing still at the World Cup

With Mané and Salah absent, the semifinals seem as remote as ever, thanks to a glaring imbalance in development systems

By Carlos Amato
2022 World Cup: What’s the deal in group D?
Sport
/ 15 November 2022

2022 World Cup: What’s the deal in group D?

France are missing key midfielders, which makes Denmark strong candidates for the top spot in this group

By Eyaaz Matwadia
‘Tunisia Days’ ahead as inflation exerts political pressure
Business
/ 27 July 2022

‘Tunisia Days’ ahead as inflation exerts political pressure

With high prices continuing to bear down on consumers the world over, leaders who fail to bring inflation to heel could face a reckoning

By Sarah Smit
Tunisia struggles to grow more wheat as Ukraine war bites
Africa
/ 6 July 2022

Tunisia struggles to grow more wheat as Ukraine war bites

Since the Ukraine war sent global cereal prices soaring, import-dependent Tunisia has announced a push to grow all its own durum wheat, the basis for local staples like couscous and pasta.

By Paul Raymond
Tunisia’s president is ‘installing a dictatorship’
Africa
/ 12 February 2022

Tunisia’s president is ‘installing a dictatorship’

Critics fear President Kais Saied is growing increasingly authoritarian following his decision to dissolve the country’s judicial watchdog

By Agence France Presse
From Algeria to Zimbabwe: How autocratic elites cycle in and out of power
Africa
/ 25 January 2022

From Algeria to Zimbabwe: How autocratic elites cycle in and out of power

Leaders typically spread power among their ‘rival allies’ to keep it and co-opt enough of those elites in exchange for political support.

By Andrea Carboni and Clionadh Raleigh
Africa in brief: 25 September – 2 October
Africa
/ 5 October 2021

Africa in brief: 25 September – 2 October

In the round-up: The ‘architect’ of the Rwandan 1994 genocide dies; the Nigerian government kills its citizens and the Twitter ban is lifted

By The Continent
France slashes visas for Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia in migrant row
Africa
/ 28 September 2021

France slashes visas for Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia in migrant row

Immigration is shaping up to be a key issue in next year’s French presidential election, when President Macron is widely expected to face off again against the far-right leader Marine Le Pen

By Agence France Presse
Afghan women face threat of a new age of darkness
Opinion
/ 18 September 2021

Afghan women face threat of a new age of darkness

The Taliban must respect women’s rights if it is serious about fostering economic development

By Pinelopi Koujianou Goldberg
Africa in brief: 4-11 September
Africa
/ 14 September 2021

Africa in brief: 4-11 September

What happened on the continent this past week

By The Continent
What’s the fuss about Israel’s observer status at the AU?
Opinion
/ 17 August 2021

What’s the fuss about Israel’s observer status at the AU?

Nongovernmental organisations applying for observer status at the African Union are subjected to intense scrutiny but a non-African state merely needs the approval of the AU Commission’s chairperson

By Craig Moffat and EM Hoza
Clashes in Tunisia after president ousts PM amid Covid protests
Africa
/ 26 July 2021

Clashes in Tunisia after president ousts PM amid Covid protests

Street clashes erupted Monday outside Tunisia’s army-barricaded parliament, a day after President Kais Saied ousted the prime minister and suspended the legislature, plunging the young democracy into a constitutional crisis

By Kaouther Larbi
SAA: PIC allegations are Harith’s albatross
Business
/ 20 June 2021

SAA: PIC allegations are Harith’s albatross

Sipho Makhubela assures that the private equity firm has what it takes to raise the capital to get SAA flying again

By Sarah Smit
BAL gears up to crown champions as semifinals begin
Sport
/ 28 May 2021

BAL gears up to crown champions as semifinals begin

The semifinals tip off on Saturday, with a champion to be crowned on Sunday

By Refiloe Seiboko
A new era of vaccine sovereignty in Africa beckons
Africa
/ 14 April 2021

A new era of vaccine sovereignty in Africa beckons

COMMENT: The AU has laid out a clear path for the continent to produce its own vaccines

By Robert Agyarko
Where do Africans study abroad?
Education
/ 5 September 2020

Where do Africans study abroad?

China is becoming the preferred destination for countries such as Ghana and Nigeria

By M&G Data Desk
The pandemic has shifted patterns of conflict in Africa
Africa
/ 22 June 2020

The pandemic has shifted patterns of conflict in Africa

Although the overall rate of conflict has remained steady in Africa during the past 10 weeks of the pandemic, the nature of this is changing in subtle but significant ways

By Clionadh Raleigh
Spain did it, so why can’t South Africa nationalise healthcare to save lives?
Article
/ 12 April 2020

Spain did it, so why can’t South Africa nationalise healthcare to save lives?

South Africa is working towards establishing a publicly-funded universal health service and now, amid the coronavirus pandemic, is the time to implement it

By Nimi Hoffmann
Flight to to evacuate South Africans in Wuhan finally underway
Article
/ 10 March 2020

Flight to to evacuate South Africans in Wuhan finally underway

A long-delayed flight to repatriate South African citizens from Wuhan will depart tonight and return on Friday the 13th, before a 21-day quarantine

By Sipho Kings
A new continental free trade agreement is here: But what about the regional economic communities?
Analysis
/ 8 March 2020

A new continental free trade agreement is here: But what about the regional economic communities?

The agreement could go beyond economics towards the political unification of Africa

By Vusi Gumede
Coronavirus: South Africa will evacuate citizens from Wuhan
Article
/ 26 February 2020

Coronavirus: South Africa will evacuate citizens from Wuhan

The government is expected to evacuate citizens from Wuhan, where the coronavirus outbreak originated

By Thanduxolo Jika and Chris Gilili
My hardest story: Reporting on being queer in Tunisia
Article
/ 28 January 2020

My hardest story: Reporting on being queer in Tunisia

Reporting on queer issues is always tough. But Tunisia was something else

By Carl Collison
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