THE RISE OF OLIVE OIL FROM TUNISIA
Olive oil is becoming more and more popular with food lovers who enjoy a good quality olive oil as much as a glass of expensive wine. And just as wine...
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Tunisian coalition fails to agree on economic reforms, cabinet reshuffle
Tunisia’s coalition government fails to agree on a new economic plan and a cabinet reshuffle, as the IMF prepares to review the country’s next loan tranche. Tunisia’s ruling coalition has...
Asteroid that killed the dinosaurs caused massive global warming
The asteroid impact that wiped out the dinosaurs caused temperatures to rise by 5°C. Earth stayed that hot for 100,000 years. That’s much hotter than expected, which could mean we are...
Agriculture marked as Africa’s path to prosperity, and Dube Port...
Processing zones for staple crops, an initiative aimed at boosting food security, have been earmarked for several locations in Africa, and KwaZulu-Natal’s Dube Port is seen as providing valuable lessons....
How Tunisia’s Startup Act is a blueprint for other African...
Tunisia’s new startup act, which was passed last month, is a blueprint for how other African countries could create an enabling environment for innovators and tech startups from the “bottom-up”, says a former...
Tourism to ‘prevail’ over terror threat
Tourism growth “will prevail” over security threats from terrorism, Tui Group chief executive Fritz Joussen has insisted. Tui returned to Tunisia from the UK last week for the first time...
Arab Index: 74% of Arabs support establishment of democratic regime...
The results of the survey conducted by the Arab Centre for Research and Policy Studies showed that 74 per cent of the respondents in 11 Arab countries support democracy, compared...
Privatization of Tunisia’s Bankrupt Public-Sector Companies: A Necessary Evil
The Tunisian government finds itself compelled to start implementing its privatization plans and permanently eradicate the daunting influence of the labor unions. Momentum is building round the government’s intention to...
Reducing meat consumption to reduce CO2 emissions: a sustainable challenge
Eating habits are responsible for carbon dioxide emissions and many countries could improve their carbon footprint by changing them. European countries are not all equal in terms of CO2 emissions,...
Tunisia explores new Silk Road to revive its economy
Tunisia is exploring the new Silk Road, which is expected to make it an investment hub in the region after officials revealed that the government is moving towards a strategic...
