A Tunisian court on Wednesday remanded in custody presidential candidate Ayachi Zammel pending an investigation into suspicions of forging ballot signatures, his lawyers said, that’s according to reporting by AFP. Zammel, 43, is one of only two candidates approved by the Tunisian electoral authority, ISIE, to challenge incumbent President Kais Saied in the October 6 poll. Zammel was arrested Monday and is set to appear in court on Thursday, according to media reports.
American tech giant Nvidia on Tuesday unveiled an artificial intelligence (AI) innovation center in Tunisia, marking a significant step towards
Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger will introduce new biometric passports as they solidify a new alliance called the Alliance of
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
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