The Official Gazette of the Tunisian Republic has responded to the ongoing
years of drought by having to raise its drinking water prices up to 16%. According to Reuters the average rainfall has increased in recent months, but government officials said this week that Tunisian dams have only reached 35% of their stock capacity. The North African country last year imposed a quota system for drinking water and a ban on its use in agriculture. Since last summer, it has been cutting off water supplies at night.
The EU has banned imports of an Algerian hazelnut spread, El Mordjene Cebon, that gained popularity in France through social
The breakaway block of West African nations is set to launch a web television service to fight what it calls
Tunisian authorities have stepped up their campaign on the clampdown of the freedom of expression and association ahead of the
Libya’s Deputy Prime Minister/ Acting Minister of Health Ramadan Abu Janah has instructed the Emergency and Ambulance Services to
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