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Tunisia: Doctors worrying as the health crisis is getting worse

With 626 deaths and 40,542 cases as of October 18, the country’s hospitals are practically saturated and young doctors are often on the front line in the emergency rooms. Last Sunday, near the emergency department of the Rabta hospital in Tunis, a young doctor who wished to remain anonymous is about to go on duty. […]

Morocco-Togo: visas waiver for holders of ordinary passports

Morocco and Togo have decided to abolish visa requirements for their respective nationals, holders of ordinary passports. An agreement on the  visa waiver  for the benefit of the Moroccans and the Togolese was signed Thursday in Dakhla following the inauguration of Togo’s Consulate General in the Saharan city. The agreement was initialed by the Togolese […]

Algeria, first country to back unpopular July 25 referendum in Tunisia

Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune Sunday threw weight behind his Tunisian counterpart Kais Saied who is harshly criticized at home and abroad for legitimizing his seizure of all major powers last year. Tebboune told local media that Saied represents “the legitimate side” in Tunisia. Tebboune is the first president to publicly support Saied in the wake […]