Jahwar Soudani wins Best Actor for “The Last of Us”
Jahwar Soudani’ beat Richard Mofe Damijo, Sambasa Nzeribe, Ramsey Nouah and David Oyelowo to win the 2017 AMAA Best Actor for his role in “The Last of Us” Jahwar Soudani won,...
Jahwar Soudani’ beat Richard Mofe Damijo, Sambasa Nzeribe, Ramsey Nouah and David Oyelowo to win the 2017 AMAA Best Actor for his role in “The Last of Us” Jahwar Soudani won,...
A loan credit worth 36,676 million yen, about 780 million dinars (MD), was granted to Tunisia by Japan to build a sea water desalination plant in Sfax. This credit, granted...
Industry and Trade Minister Zied Ladhari and French Secretary of State to the Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs Jean Baptiste Lemoyne agreed, as they met Saturday, to increase trade and develop economic relations,...
Ask five nutrition experts to provide a list of their favorite “superfoods,” and the results will vary—but they’ll also overlap. The reason is each food provides something different and of...
United Nations Secretary General António Guterres, along with religious leaders of the world, announced on Friday the launch of a new initiative to curb atrocities rooted in faith-based incitements to...
Archaeologist David West Reynolds took his ‘Star Wars’ fandom to the next level by mapping out the filming locations of the original ‘Star Wars’ movie and setting out on an...
Spread by insects, the European Union considers Xylella fastidiosa to be“one of the most dangerous plant bacteria worldwide, causing a variety of diseases, with huge economic impact for agriculture.” The EU is the world’s...
The Universal Postal Union (UPU) and Tunisia have signed an agreement for the development of e-commerce in the country under the Ecom@Africa project initiative. In a statement issued yesterday (13 July), the...
Congress rejected the Donald Trump administration’s proposed cuts to Middle East aid today, in some cases even voting to increase assistance over the current year’s budget. While the State Department request...
Spanish engineering company “Typsa” will manage in consortium with another two companies the construction of six desalination plants in the Tunisian Sahara, Spanish site “The Diploma” reported, quoting information provided...