The Sahara: a solar battery for Europe?
TuNur, a small company based in the UK, has applied to the Tunisian Government to begin construction of a 4.5GW concentrated solar power (CSP) project in the Sahara Desert. If...
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Tunisia’s Olive oil production reaches highest growth (IOC)
The International Olive Council (IOC) estimates that Tunisia registered over the 2017/2018 campaign the highest growth in olive oil production, with 120%. The production estimated this year at 220,000 tonnes,...
UNICEF calls for action to end digital divide
Only 15 per cent people have access to the Internet in the least-developed countries, a UNICEF report has revealed. In developed countries, an estimated 81 per cent people use Internet,...
University of Tunis El Manar among Top 800 universities in...
The University of Tunis El Manar (UTM) ranks first among Tunisian universities, 9th at the African level and 703rd at the global level in the 2017-2018 World Ranking report published...
We can save education system by transforming schools into social...
“Wallah We Can” is a movement that aims to demonstrate through its actions and results that we can save the education system by transforming schools into social enterprises”, Founder of...
Story of two inmates: Culture can curb crime and violence...
The last episode of the programme “Labes” broadcast on el Hiwar Ettounsi channel spotlighted on two inmates who accepted sharing their own painful stories and confessed their guilt with a...
Turkey to break new political, economic ground with Sudan, Erdoğan...
On the first leg of his three-country tour, which will include Chad and Tunisia, President Erdoğan arrived in Sudan for a two-day visit. He said Turkey wants to bring the...
33% less migrants arrived to Italy in 2017
The number of migrants crossing the Mediterranean to reach Italy has fallen 33% in 2017 compared to last year. According to the Italian news agency ANSA, Interior Minister Marco Minniti...
Senior position for Tunisian women still below expectations
A report was initiated recently as part of the project “Gender and Leadership in the Maghreb and the Mashreq”. It is implemented by UN Women, in partnership with the Prime...
Tunisia: Democratic but Precarious
Seven Years After the Arab Spring, Tunisians Struggle to Stabilize Amid central Tunisia’s dry farmlands, the city of Sidi Bouzid bustled one recent day under warm autumn sunshine. Street vendors...
