Tunisian Women's Fight for Their Rights: And God Created Woman
Tunisian women's fight for their rights goes back a long way. But this fight became organized and institutionalized starting in the 19th century
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Tunisian women's fight for their rights goes back a long way. But this fight became organized and institutionalized starting in the 19th century
Maram Ben Aziza opens up to La Sultane: her journey, fame, commitment, and projects. A sincere and inspiring interview.
Women are celebrated every August 13th in Tunisia, as they are every year. Yet the reality is at odds with common perception.
I don't know what the word feminist brings to mind for you, but many women resist even the idea of calling themselves one
Fatma Rekik is CEO of Stifen and the youngest executive in the Elloumi group. She agreed to answer our questions...
Haifa Fodha is a maxillofacial and aesthetic surgeon, a discipline she has devoted herself to. She leads a full life
It was in Sidi Bou Saïd that Nadia Boussetta opened up to LA SULTANE magazine. Open-mindedness, femininity, and a drive to move forward were the keywords of this unique interview…
Myriam Riahi Kaak, fashion designer and founder of the brand Gazelle by M, cares about pairing elegant outfits with noble fabrics...
The evolution of feminist movements through the ages. Dive into their history, their challenges and their victories
Here are the 5 pillars of entrepreneurial culture that transform businesses: vision, values, dynamics, ethics, and collaboration.
On 13/10/2025, Noura Jamila Mahouachi, owner of La Sultane magazine, passed away. A tribute to the woman who championed women's press.
Samia Chelbi, president of Netinfo, teaches computer engineering at the ISET in Nabeul.
Rim Abdennadher is on the cover of this issue, and she agreed to sit down for this interview. Our thanks to her.
Olfa Terras, who started the 3ich Tounsi movement, was on the cover of issue 44 of La Sultane. Here is the interview she gave us.