Beji Caid Essebsi, who at 92 is the world’s second-oldest head of state, said this week he had no ambition for a second term
Abdel Razaq Zorgi set himself on fire over harsh living conditions
A great deal of hope was placed on a few outstanding African players whose abilities did not blossom at the world cup
The Tunisian Rugby Union expressed regret regarding the incident
The Sables along with their coach refused to stay in the booked accommodation in Tunisia because it was reportedly in disgusting condition
Footballer Harry Kane admitted he was frustrated by several decisions from referee Wilmar Roldan, who ignored several incidents
The 2018 FIFA World Cup tournament kicks off from June 14 in Russia. Africa has five representatives in this elite competition.
The organisation wants a secular state and people’s constitutional rights to be respected
A struggling economy has forced the country to seek a USD$2.9 billion loan from the IMF, on condition that Tunisia lowered public expenditure
Data analysed by the NGO from 195 countries over the past year showed that Tunisia was still the only free country in the Arab world
UAE’s move to ban Tunisian women from Emirates flights reflects tense relations between the two countries, experts say.
The two have been accused of "public indecency" and resisting arrest by police officers
French policy in Africa should be based on irrefutable facts, not a mirage in the Tunisian desert.
“Neither government nor organisations provide such a service,” says Baatour.
Tunisian designers are making their mark with outfits inspired by their country’s heritage
After a terrorist attack in Tunisia, Ishay Govender-Ypma travelled across the country in May, venturing into the Sahara with Bedouin nomads.
Its brokers have earned their Nobel peace prize acclaim, but the truce in Tunisia is a brittle and fragile thing.
Nineteen people were killed in the attack, 17 were tourists, including a South African. The condition of the South African is not yet known.
Anti-Islamist Beji Caid Essebsi has been elected Tunisia’s president after a 55.68% win.
Front runner in Tunisia’s presidential vote, Beji Caid Essebsi, says only he can defend the country against the threat of Islamist extremism.
In a landmark election, Tunisians are voting for a new president, the first such vote since the overthrow of dictator Zine El Abidine Ben Ali in 2011.
Despite fears over extremist attacks, Tunisia’s first parliamentary election since its 2011 revolution passed without major incident.
Tunisia’s interior minister’s spokesperson says four officers were killed and one other was injured in a "terrorist attack" on his house in Kasserine.
Global leaders attended the ceremony to formally adopt Tunisia’s new Constitution as international lenders released funds to the now stable country.
Tunisia hopes the landscape that provided the backdrop to George Lucas’s "Star Wars" films will again attract tourists as it inches towards democracy.
Tunisia’s caretaker leader has signed a new Constitution, giving the country one more step towards democracy since its 2011 uprising.
The country has pinned its hopes for the future on the new caretaker prime minister, writes Nabila Ramdani.
It took a comfortable 4-1 win over Tunisia for Cameroon to book their place in the World Cup for an African record seventh time.
Talks on deciding on a new prime minister for Tunisia have been suspended as politicians fail to agree on someone to run the country.
Democracy is not in everyone’s interests, least of all those who enjoyed the fruits of dictatorship and corruption, writes Rachid Ghannouchi.
The Dutchman will take over as Tunisia’s new coach after Nabil Maaloul’s resignation, following their 2-0 defeat by Cape Verde.
The country has been seen as a model for democracy in the region but many Tunisians are growing impatient for change.