Tunisia is facing a deepening water shortage as demand outstrips supply, according to a report by Tunis Afrique Presse. Chawki Ben Mansour, central director of the National Company of Water Exploitation and Distribution (SONEDE), noted that water levels in Tunisian dams have dropped to record lows across several regions, with current reserves at around 720 million cubic meters—200 million cubic meters less than last year at this time.
Torrential rains in the Sahel from July to September caused devastating floods, displacing millions, and submerging vast croplands in countries
A Tunisian National Guard officer was stabbed Thursday in the Monastir governorate by the brother of a suspected terrorist during
A recent report by a Financial Times-owned data company reveals that the United Arab Emirates (UAE) committed $110 billion to
The 2024 Sustainable Competitiveness Report, published by the consultancy firm Sole Ability, ranks Morocco in 104th place globally, with a
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