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Tunisia

Mehdi Jomaa seeks to come into his own as a consultant

Six months after standing down as prime minister and turning the post over to Habib Essid, Mehdi Jomaa is going [...]

Subscribers only Business 30.07.2015

Why Britain is unhappy with Tunisia

Relations between London and Tunis have soured in recent days. According to our sources, the British government has complained that [...]

Subscribers only Politics 30.07.2015

Servicom in concrete deal in Sidi Bouzid

The construction firm Servicom, founded and headed by Majdi Zarkouna, [...]

Subscribers only Business 30.07.2015

Belakhoua still thinking of building port at Bizerte

Active in electronics with his firms Starz Electronics and SESI, [...]

Subscribers only Business 30.07.2015

Barouni to seek American clientele as consultant

Returning from Oman where he spent a year mulling legislation [...]

Subscribers only Business 30.07.2015

South Lake: SEPTS wants lawyers to kick out Sama Dubai

The Societe d'Etudes et de Promotion de Tunis Sud (SEPTS) is going to retain a law firm to help it [...]

Subscribers only Business 23.07.2015

Mogherini in Hammond-Essid mediation

High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and [...]

Subscribers only Diplomacy 23.07.2015

Pasta on equity fund’s mind

The Spanish venture capital fund Mediterrania Capital Partners (MCP) set [...]

Subscribers only Business 23.07.2015

Marouane Mabrouk still looking for EU's pardon

Tunisian businessman Marouane Mabrouk submitted a new appeal to the [...]

Subscribers only Business 23.07.2015

Banker Dajani returns to the fold

A banker of Palestinian origin who holds Tunisian and Libyan [...]

Subscribers only Business 23.07.2015

Partial privatization of El Fouladh back on agenda

Industry minister Zakaria Hamad is taking a fresh look at the privatization of Societe Tunisienne de Siderurgie El Fouladh (STS) [...]

Subscribers only Business 16.07.2015

Almost a state visit for Sarkozy

Due to visit Tunis between July 19-21, former French president [...]

Subscribers only Diplomacy 16.07.2015

No takers for Ben Ali's mansions

Although a court nullified a decree-law concerning the confiscation of [...]

Subscribers only Business 16.07.2015

Boujbel ventures into new territory

Up to now focussed on highly traditional businesses – farming, [...]

Subscribers only Business 16.07.2015

Khemiri back in good odour

The last head of FIPA (Foreign Investment Promotion Agency) during [...]

Subscribers only 16.07.2015

Gouyette to stick around

Although Paris initially agreed to president Beji Caid Essebsi’s request [...]

Subscribers only 16.07.2015

Sarkozy to get open-arms welcome in Tunis

Due to arrive in Tunis on July 19 for a two day visit, former French president Nicolas Sarkozy can expect [...]

Subscribers only 13.07.2015

Frikha seeks political help to keep airline flying

The founder and former chief executive of Syphax Airlines, Mohamed Frikha, has appealed to Tunisia’s government for help in saving [...]

Subscribers only Business 09.07.2015

Ridha Belhaj tells it how he sees it

In response to our articles on June 18 entitled "Essebsi weighs in to lift asset seizures" (MC 1160) and on [...]

Free access Business 09.07.2015

Brahim stubs his toe on investment bill

Recently said to be imminent, Tunisia’s adoption of a new investment code (MC 1161) now looks a long way down [...]

Subscribers only Politics 09.07.2015

STEG-ER stutters

Five years after it was set up, STEG Energies Renouvelables [...]

Subscribers only Business 09.07.2015

More American four wheel drive vehicles for the military

The delivery of 52 Humvee vehicles by the United States [...]

Subscribers only 09.07.2015

How Paris backs Tunisian police

Travelling to Tunisia on June 29 with his British and German counterparts to pay tribute to victims of the gun [...]

Subscribers only Politics 02.07.2015

Ouerfelli tries his hand at management consulting

A former minister in charge of coordination and economic affairs [...]

Subscribers only Business 02.07.2015

DCAF intent on licking police into shape

The Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of Armed Forces [...]

Subscribers only 02.07.2015

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Khemiri back in good odour

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Tunisia

Mehdi Jomaa seeks to come into his own as a consultant

Why Britain is unhappy with Tunisia

Servicom in concrete deal in Sidi Bouzid

Belakhoua still thinking of building port at Bizerte

Barouni to seek American clientele as consultant

South Lake: SEPTS wants lawyers to kick out Sama Dubai

Mogherini in Hammond-Essid mediation

Pasta on equity fund’s mind

Marouane Mabrouk still looking for EU's pardon

Banker Dajani returns to the fold

Partial privatization of El Fouladh back on agenda

Almost a state visit for Sarkozy

No takers for Ben Ali's mansions

Boujbel ventures into new territory

Khemiri back in good odour

Gouyette to stick around

Sarkozy to get open-arms welcome in Tunis

Frikha seeks political help to keep airline flying

Ridha Belhaj tells it how he sees it

Brahim stubs his toe on investment bill

STEG-ER stutters

More American four wheel drive vehicles for the military

How Paris backs Tunisian police

Ouerfelli tries his hand at management consulting

DCAF intent on licking police into shape

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About Africa Intelligence

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Africa Intelligence on social media

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

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