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Medhi Jomaa sails into budget storm

The road map for new Tunisian prime minister Mehdi Jomaa, who was named on Dec. 14, is to form a neutral government and kick-start the country's political process. But budgetary issues may be even more urgent. His first priority on [...] (554 words)

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Lamia Ben Mime set to rejoin Ziedh Laadhari

Magufuli's nationalist streak threatens the economy

Chahed's government on brink of financial abyss

Why BNA audit flew off the rails

PPP bill still under scrutiny

Investment code a tough sell

Jomaa hemmed in by Ennahda aides

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France backs PPPs to the hilt

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Chinese loan still haunts Ghazi Jomaâ

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