According to civil protection services, an explosion on Thursday at a gas depot near
Tunisia's capital, injured 35 people, four of them severely. All the victims were hospitalized after suffering first and second-degree burns while four of them were in intensive care, he added. The energy ministry said in a statement that the fire at a gas depot of the Agil energy company in Rades was later brought under control.
Tunisian authorities have stepped up their campaign on the clampdown of the freedom of expression and association ahead of the
Tunisian women have worked in the fishing industry for decades but their contributions have often been overlooked, according to a
According to the head of Morocco’s mines and hydrocarbons agency ONHYM Amina Benkhadra a final deal involving all countries
Thousands of Tunisians took to the streets on Friday to protest president Kais Saied’s growing autocratic rule as he
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