Stories from Tunis · Tunisia

A congratulatory message was extended to an employer in Tunisia.

A recent report from the African Development Bank Group warns that drought in Tunisia is no longer a temporary phenomenon but has transformed into a structural constraint.

A lawyer strongly warned against videos and information circulating on social media regarding the health of an individual named Siloui. The lawyer stated that any unofficial news is a rumor intended to cause confusion.

Mosaique FM, a Tunisian radio station, predicted a 4-1 score in a sports commentary, stating it would be 'closer to Esperance or Okba'.

Tunisian sports club Nadi Radios Fixi aims to secure second place in its league and qualify for the Champions League.

Elias Ben Ammar, representing the General Federation of Electricity and Gas affiliated with the Tunisian General Labor Union, said the need for a sharp energy transition.

A decisive 'capital derby' is being held this weekend to determine the championship title.

An alimony grant is considered to cover electricity and water expenses, according to a source.

Salih al-Din al-Salmi, Secretary-General of the Tunisian General Labor Union (UGTT), said the organization's commitment to preserving the Tunisian Shipping and Stevedoring Company (STAM). The union categorically rejects any attempts to divest STAM's activities.

Law No. 18 of 2025 in Tunisia includes exceptional provisions for the recruitment of higher education graduates who have experienced prolonged unemployment. These provisions apply to those seeking employment in the public sector and public service.