On December 19, lawyer Abdel Sattar Al Massoudi announced that the Siliana Court of Appeals had dismissed charges in five cases against his client, Ayachi Zammel, a former presidential candidate in Tunisia’s recent elections. The decision represents a notable legal win for Zammel, who has faced widespread scrutiny over allegations tied to his candidacy. The […]
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Second Group of Tunisians released from detention in Libya, says Rights Observatory Head
The head of the Tunisian Observatory for Human Rights, Mustafa Abdelkabir, has confirmed on December 17 the release of a second group of Tunisian nationals detained in Libya, who had been held for over two weeks on charges related to customs violations. These infractions stemmed from transporting goods in quantities exceeding the legally permitted limits. […]
Tunisian dates exports surge
Tunisian date exports have witnessed a significant growth entailing a surge in revenues. Minister of Trade and Export Development, Samir Abid, who made the announcement reaffirmed the ministry’s commitment to addressing challenges in the sector. He emphasized the importance of the national promotion program to bolster the competitiveness of Tunisian dates in existing markets while […]
Tunisian General Consulate reopens in Benghazi after more than 10-year’s closure
The Tunisian General Consulate in Benghazi officially reopened its doors on December 4, marking a significant milestone in Libya-Tunisia relations after more than a decade of closure. This announcement was made by the eastern-based Libyan Foreign Ministry, which hailed the reopening as a reflection of Benghazi’s growing stability and security. The decision to restore diplomatic […]
Tunisia: Tax and customs amnesty in 2025
Many micro and small businesses, as well as ordinary citizens, had been eagerly awaiting this announcement, which came on Monday December 2, from MP Yassine Mami. The elected official confirmed the approval of a bill establishing a tax and customs amnesty for 2025. The Assembly of People’s Representatives (ARP) passed a series of provisions granting […]
Tunisia: Transport Minister orders acceleration of sale of out-of-service aircraft of Tunisair
Tunisian Minister of Transport, Rachid Amri, has issued directives to expedite the formulation of a strategy for managing decommissioned aircraft. He instructed the concerned departments to hire a specialized consultancy firm to establish a reference framework and oversee the sale process, ensuring that it adheres to proper procedures and maximizes financial and operational outcomes. The […]
Tunisia: The Central Bank keeps its key rate unchanged at 8%
In response to ongoing concerns about inflationary pressures, the Board of Directors of the Central Bank of Tunisia (BCT) convened on November 28, 2024, to evaluate the country’s economic outlook. After careful deliberation, the Board concluded that it was essential to maintain a cautious and prudent approach to monetary policy. As a result, they decided […]
Tunisian opposition leader victim of acid attack
Abdellatif Mekki, a former health minister and leader of the opposition group Action and Achievement, was hospitalized after suffering burns due to an acid attack. Mekki suffered burns in his eyes and neck after he was attacked by a neighbor in his home, his party said. Mekki’s complaints following threats by his neighbor were not […]
CAF/Scandal: Tunisia gives up its seat to Algeria in ultimate act of submission & humiliation
Both Tunisia and Algeria were supposed to submit their candidacies for a seat at the Executive Committee of the Confederation of African Football (CAF) for the North Africa region. But only one of them was expected to be elected member of the CAF Executive Committee. The election is set for March 2025 in Cairo, Egypt. […]
Libya-Tunisia: Tunisians pressure for resumption of cross-border trade
Several Tunisian traders protested outside the Bengardane municipality headquarters, located near the Libyan border in southern Tunisia, to voice their frustration over the ongoing suspension of their primary commercial activities. The protestors are angry about the tightening of goods movement by Libyan authorities, which has severely disrupted cross-border trade. The protesters, many of whom identified […]









