North-Africa
Tunisian authorized to remove a reference to slavery from his surname
This is a first in Tunisia: a court in Medenine (south) accepted the request of an 81-year-old black man to remove the…
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Tunisia
North-Africa
lawyers demonstrate against pressure from police unions
Hundreds of lawyers demonstrated on Friday, October 16 in Tunis and went on general strike to protest against pressure on the judiciary,…
Southern-Africa
Killing farmers highlights the nonetheless present racial divisions in South Africa
The latest killing of a farmer in South Africa has revived racial tensions in latest weeks, we just lately spoke with our…
North-Africa
The Ivorian group in Tunisia in mourning after the shipwreck of a wandering boat
On the threat of their lives, hundreds of migrants are nonetheless often attempting to cross the Mediterranean from Africa. Exterior Tunisia, coastguards…
North-Africa
protests in Sbeïtla in the center-west after the death of a man
Demonstrations took place on Tuesday 13 October in Sbeïtla, about 30 miles (30 kilometers) from Kasserine, a marginalized region in central western…
North-Africa
so far exemplary, Tunisia is sinking in the health crisis
The curfew has been established in several major provinces such as Tunis, Sousse or Monastir. Prayers and weekly markets are now banned…
North-Africa
Tunisia: discovery of the wreck of a French military submarine World War I.
In Tunisia, the wreckage of a French military submarine that disappeared in 1917 was discovered. A Cap Bon diving club located and…
East-Africa
Two were found guilty, one acquitted in Kenya Westgate attack case
In tonigh’s version: A Kenyan court finds two men guilty of aiding al Shabaab in Westgate mall attacks. 67 people were killed…
North-Africa
strict measures for Tunisians, but without general confinement
Tunisian government announces new health restrictions to combat Covid-19. The country regrets a resumption of the spread of the virus since September,…
North-Africa
The United States is consolidating its military cooperation with Tunisia
Mark Esper was in Carthage on Wednesday, September 29 as part of a trip to the Maghreb. Tunis welcomes the strengthening of…
North-Africa
In Tunisia, the president resumes the debate on the death penalty
While the country has observed a moratorium since 1991, Kaïs Saïed voted for the death penalty after the murder of a young…
