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Tunisia

Aldo Bonaldi’s bioethanol plant branches out to Panama

The bioethanol project planned by the highly controversial Aldo Bonaldi, which provoked a wave of criticism when its existence was [...]

Subscribers only Business 03.11.2016

The Mabrouks plan to open a hotel in Hammamet

The Mabrouk brothers - Marouane, Mohamed Ali and Ismail - are preparing to open a hotel in the seaside resort [...]

Free access Business 27.10.2016

Lundin affair pollutes Wallstrom visit

Swedish foreign minister Margot Wallstrom, who visited Tunis on October [...]

Subscribers only Diplomacy 27.10.2016

Reorganisation at Libya Oil

Despite the conflict affecting its parent company Libyan African Investment [...]

Subscribers only Business 27.10.2016

Slim Riahi ventures into marble

Still active on the political scene even though his UPL [...]

Subscribers only Business 27.10.2016

Ezzedine Saidane joins the board of Lloyd

Former BIAT (Banque Internationale Arabe de Tunisie) boss Ezzedine Saidane [...]

Subscribers only Business 27.10.2016

Mabrouk covers his back at Orange Tunisie Internet

The long-running dispute between businessman Marouane Mabrouk and public sector holding company Al Karama for control of Orange Tunisie has [...]

Subscribers only Business 20.10.2016

Chaker and Aidi still in the race

President Beji Caid Essebsi (BCE) is taking his time to appoint Tunisia’s new ambassador in France. He should have taken [...]

Subscribers only Politics 20.10.2016

Mohsen Marzouk makes highly political visit

A delegation representing the Machrou Tounes Al Horra party (formerly [...]

Subscribers only Diplomacy 20.10.2016

Forced reshuffle at Maersk

Maersk Tunisie, subsidiary of Denmark’s Maersk shipping group, has had [...]

Subscribers only Business 20.10.2016

Anis Ghedira makes haste slowly on Enfidha port project

Transport minister Anis Ghedira is blowing hot and cold over [...]

Subscribers only Business 20.10.2016

Adnane Belhaj Amor takes over at Mayodor

Adnane Belhaj Amor, former head of public sector companies Sotrapil [...]

Subscribers only Business 20.10.2016

Forum 2020 loses Sonia Mabrouk and Amir Ben Yahmed

The clouds are gathering over the forum to promote the [...]

Subscribers only 20.10.2016

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Former ministers switch to the private sector

Switching to the private sector is fast becoming the favourite sport of former Tunisian government ministers. Two heavyweights in the former Habib Essid government, which gave way in August to that of Youssef Chahed, have just gone over to the [.

Subscribers only Politics 13.10.2016

Passavant Impianti targets sewage treatment plants

Italian sewage treatment plant construction and management specialist Passavant Impianti has begun sounding out the Tunisian market. The Milan-based group [...]

Subscribers only Business 13.10.2016

More arms on their way to Tunisia

The US State Department will definitively declare Tunisia a major non-NATO ally of the United States at the end of [...]

Subscribers only Politics 13.10.2016

Fadhel Abdelkefi to meet Mogherini shortly

Development, investment and international cooperation minister Fadhel Abdelkefi will go [...]

Subscribers only Diplomacy 13.10.2016

Systra signals start of work on Tunis fast rail network

French engineering group Systra can at last start work on [...]

Subscribers only Business 13.10.2016

UPS will not invest in EAC

Tunisia’s first air freight company, Express Air Cargo (EAC), will [...]

Subscribers only Business 13.10.2016

Atef Zehani sets up his own business

A trusted collaborator of the Ben Ali clan, some members [...]

Subscribers only Business 13.10.2016

Krichen tries public affairs consulting

Aziz Krichen, former leading adviser of President Moncef Marzouki, is trying to make a comeback as a public affairs consultant. [...]

Subscribers only Politics 06.10.2016

Slama looks to expand in hard discount

Industrialist Ali Slama is in the process of raising funds [...]

Subscribers only Business 06.10.2016

Koreich Ben Salem swaps textiles for property

Ready-to-wear mogul Koreich Ben Salem has started to disengage from [...]

Subscribers only Business 06.10.2016

The BBC takes up residence

The BBC (British Broadcasting Corp) has set up a subsidiary [...]

Subscribers only 06.10.2016

Yassine Brahim’s team stays on with Abdelkefi

Fadhel Abdelkefi, who was appointed Minister of Development, Investment and [...]

Subscribers only 06.10.2016

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Aldo Bonaldi’s bioethanol plant branches out to Panama

The Mabrouks plan to open a hotel in Hammamet

Lundin affair pollutes Wallstrom visit

Reorganisation at Libya Oil

Slim Riahi ventures into marble

Ezzedine Saidane joins the board of Lloyd

Mabrouk covers his back at Orange Tunisie Internet

Chaker and Aidi still in the race

Mohsen Marzouk makes highly political visit

Forced reshuffle at Maersk

Anis Ghedira makes haste slowly on Enfidha port project

Adnane Belhaj Amor takes over at Mayodor

Forum 2020 loses Sonia Mabrouk and Amir Ben Yahmed

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Former ministers switch to the private sector

Passavant Impianti targets sewage treatment plants

More arms on their way to Tunisia

Fadhel Abdelkefi to meet Mogherini shortly

Systra signals start of work on Tunis fast rail network

UPS will not invest in EAC

Atef Zehani sets up his own business

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Tunisia

Aldo Bonaldi’s bioethanol plant branches out to Panama

The Mabrouks plan to open a hotel in Hammamet

Lundin affair pollutes Wallstrom visit

Reorganisation at Libya Oil

Slim Riahi ventures into marble

Ezzedine Saidane joins the board of Lloyd

Mabrouk covers his back at Orange Tunisie Internet

Chaker and Aidi still in the race

Mohsen Marzouk makes highly political visit

Forced reshuffle at Maersk

Anis Ghedira makes haste slowly on Enfidha port project

Adnane Belhaj Amor takes over at Mayodor

Forum 2020 loses Sonia Mabrouk and Amir Ben Yahmed

Spotlight Former ministers switch to the private sector

Passavant Impianti targets sewage treatment plants

More arms on their way to Tunisia

Fadhel Abdelkefi to meet Mogherini shortly

Systra signals start of work on Tunis fast rail network

UPS will not invest in EAC

Atef Zehani sets up his own business

Krichen tries public affairs consulting

Slama looks to expand in hard discount

Koreich Ben Salem swaps textiles for property

The BBC takes up residence

Yassine Brahim’s team stays on with Abdelkefi

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About Africa Intelligence

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The secrets behind the FGIS, a sovereign wealth fund set adrift

Africa
Massad Boulos, a free agent of Donald Trump's African diplomacy under close watch

Spotlight
Former ministers switch to the private sector