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Women spearhead entrepreneurship in Tunisia, the land of jasmine - The Maravi Post

Sub-Saharan students in Tunisia decry racially motivated arrests as police impunity increases.

Sub-Saharan students in Tunisia decry racially motivated arrests as police impunity increases.

This Bolognese is made from start to finish in one roasting pan — including the pasta, which cooks directly in the sauce It may seem counterintuitive to chop apart dried manicotti or cannelloni, but there is a method to the madness: It’s nearly impossible to break the dried pasta in half exactly, so you end up with some shards, which become lovely and crisp, and some tubes, which hold the sauce very nicely The kick and thick consistency of the Tunisian harissa brand Le Phare du Cap Bon is es...

A starter of crisp, samosa-like parcels and a sensational, coconutty chickpea stew, with not an animal product in sight

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The tourist arrivals into the North African country Tunisia from January to July 10, 2014 reached some 2.83 million tourists, registering a drop of -1.4% compared with the same period of 2013 and -11. | eTurboNews | Travel News |

Each spring, millions of European raptors that have over-wintered in Africa, set out from that continent for Europe to breed and raise the young. Most leave Africa via the Strait of Gibraltar at the western end of the Mediterranean and via the Middle East over the outskirts of the coastal resort city of Eilat, in southernmost Israel. Others, however, migrate via the central Mediterranean, via the Sicilian Channel between Cap Bon in northern Tunisia and the Strait of Messina in Sicily. Although ...

Newsbook Photo by Edward Bonavia BirdLife Malta’s National Raptor Coordinator Each spring, millions of European raptors that have over-wintered in Africa set out from that continent for breeding areas in Europe to breed and raise young. Most leave Africa via the Strait of Gibraltar at the western end of the Mediterranean and via the Middle East over the outskirts of the coastal resort city of Eilat, in southernmost Israel. Others however migrate via the central Mediterranean via the Sicilian ...

Like any local fishing community, the fishers from Al Huwariyah in Tunisia have their legends – such as the fisherman who could navigate the Cap Bon Sea using only ‘invisible landmarks’. Like legends, they also pass down traditional knowledge, such as that overfishing, or taking too small a fish, is not only damaging to the environment, but to the community itself. These are the communities that must be supported and encouraged when large, destructive and illegal trawler fleets come wreak...