Photovoltaics: Producing 1,600 to 2,000 MW More in Tunisia
Solar Power: producing more, producing faster in Tunisia, where the electricity deficit reaches 2,000 MW and peak demand climbs to as high as 4,924 MW.
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Solar Power: producing more, producing faster in Tunisia, where the electricity deficit reaches 2,000 MW and peak demand climbs to as high as 4,924 MW.
New European rules, traceability, ESG: the 4th edition of the African ESG Summit in Tunis sheds light on sustainable exports for Tunisia’s exporting businesses.
Phosphate: Tunisia is reportedly targeting 10 million tonnes a year, backed by 15 billion dinars in investment over five years, per this costed assessment.
In Kasserine, 85,000 hectares are reportedly earmarked for cereal crops, per a source cited by Mosaïque FM — though the figure remains officially unconfirmed.
Gold refining in Africa: the continent mines a quarter of the world’s gold output, yet refines only a tenth of it at home — the stakes and the key figures.
Water complaints fell 43.5% in September 2026, dropping to 227 from 402 in August—yet Ben Arous still ranks first, and outages remain the top complaint.
Couple life: why we argue so often and how to calm those arguments with real tenderness — understanding where the tension truly comes from changes everything.
The Bardo municipal swimming pool reopens today, with maintenance work now complete, the municipality has announced, as reported by La Presse de Tunisie.
Swimming: Hafnaoui claims a hat-trick at the 2026 Open des Alpes in Grenoble, while Ben Abbes wins the 200m freestyle. Results from the Tunisian competition.
In Manouba, a regional commission has already selected fifteen women-led agricultural projects from twenty-three applications, in sheep and poultry farming.
Fake Gemini, ChatGPT and Perplexity sites are at the centre of a phishing campaign targeting advertisers’ login credentials and MFA codes to hijack ad accounts.
Seasonal flu: the Ministry of Health recommends vaccination, a simple, safe and effective step, to protect vulnerable people and those aged 65 and over.
The Diwan Public Library has reopened in the heart of the Medina of Tunis, as renovation works wrap up and this reading haven returns to the old town.
Dhia Bouktila traces the connection between a Tunisian alga and the 2026 Nobel Prize in Medicine — a path that runs from optogenetics to neuroscience.
Taoufik Rajhi explains the Nobel Prize in Economics awarded to Hall and Woodford: how the model guiding central banks starts with every household’s choices.
Olive oil: Tunisian exports jumped 37.4% by the end of September 2026, the INS reports. Here’s what those figures reveal — and what they still leave unsaid.
Where have Tunisia’s maths students gone? In twenty years, science-track graduates have fallen threefold, questioning the country’s scientific future.
Beït al-Hikma: discover who organises the gathering devoted to Béchir Garbouj's Crossed Ligaments, and how to follow this tribute to Tunisian literature.
Illegal boreholes in Tunisia: water drawn from unauthorised agricultural wells has quadrupled between 2010 and 2024, prompting the Tunisian State to act.
Every Saturday in October, free dermatology consultations for women on chemotherapy or radiotherapy at Salah-Azaïez Institute for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Bahraini tourism megaproject for Greater Tunis: Tunisia's Tourism Office confirms a visiting delegation's announcement, with no figures or timeline specified.
Tunisia and Germany are preparing a health-focused investment forum scheduled for 2027, to be preceded by a visit to Tunisia from a German economic delegation.
The Carthage Film Festival unveiled the poster for its 37th edition, set for 12–19 December 2026, honouring six decades backing African and Arab cinema.
Tunisia open the four-nations handball tournament against Senegal on 21 October, then face DR Congo on the 22nd and Argentina on the 24th — barely a breather.