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Submarine cable activity seems to be far from slowing down in Africa. In fact plans for two more cables, one connecting France and Tunisia and one involving the ECOWAS region, have recently been announced.

In 2013, Orange invested in a cable connecting Tunisia and Europe by signing an investment-sharing agreement with Ooredoo.   Last week,

Tunisia’s structural roadblocks, public skepticism, and ongoing domestic crises have combined to limit its relationship with China, leaving Beijing unable to jumpstart its typical large-scale projects and investments.

Europe has been looking for alternative sources of oil and gas in light of Western sanctions on Russia over the Ukraine war.

Europe has been looking for alternative sources of oil and gas in light of Western sanctions on Russia over the Ukraine war.

Tunisian media professionals and activists denounced the theft of a monument dedicated to the late Palestinian journalist Shireen Abu Akleh in the city of Bizerte, in the north of the country. Lutf...

The testimonies in Tunisia's Truth and Dignity Commission took Amel Agrebi back 30 years when her husband was imprisoned and tortured - and she smuggled messages into prison and became the family's breadwinner

Vast hydrocarbon deposits extend through Libya?s vast territory EDITOR’S NOTE: The USGS data referred to in this article was prese

A decade ago, the Makthar Boarding School in northern Tunisia had little clean drinking water or heat, poor food and no electricity for its nearly 570 students. But now, solar water heaters ensure ...

A wave of violent racist attacks on sub-Saharan people living in Tunisia has spread across the country since President Kais Saied declared his belief in a conspiracy to change the demographic of Tunisia.