Tunis: The Tunisian Football Federation (FTF) announced in a statement on Sunday evening that it has mutually agreed to terminate the contractual relationship with the entire technical staff of the senior national team.
According to Agence Tunis Afr…
Tunis: Tunisia’s health insurance system, covering approximately 3.5 million members and known for its varied treatment schemes, is currently grappling with a severe liquidity crisis. This situation has led to an ongoing dispute between the National H…
Tunis: The Tunis Stock Exchange (TSE) closed 2025 with an exceptional performance, marked by a historic record for its benchmark index, the Tunindex, which surged 35.12% to reach 13,449.95 points.
According to Agence Tunis Afrique Presse, the 2025 …
Tunis: The Prime Ministry announced during a small Cabinet meeting focused on the draft of a new investment law the launch of a new email address to ensure efficient handling of investors’ files. The designated email address is [email protected].
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Kasbah: Prime Minister Sarra Zaafrani Zenzri led a pivotal cabinet meeting at the Government Palace, focusing on the revision of the Investment Law to uncover new investment prospects within Tunisia.
According to Agence Tunis Afrique Presse – English…
Ankara: Mr Bright Delali Agordzo, Volta Regional Chairman of the Ghana Red Cross Society, has expressed concern over declining youth volunteerism, warning that the trend threatens humanitarian services and weakens community support systems across the region. He raised the concern at the opening of the 2025 Volta Regional Red Cross Youth Camp and Leadership Workshop, currently underway at Sokode Senior High Technical School. According to Ghana News Agency, addressing young participants drawn from Ghana, Togo, and Nigeria, Mr Agordzo emphasised that volunteerism remained the lifeblood of humanitarian action and must be protected and promoted. He stated, Volunteerism is gradually fading
Abuja: The World Bank Group today approved a $150 million (about FCFA84 billion) International Development Association (IDA) operation to support an ambitious package of structural reforms aimed at boosting private investment, fostering the creation of quality jobs, and strengthening the foundations for inclusive and resilient growth. According to World Bank, the operation, the first in a three-year programmatic series, addresses key drivers of Togo’s economic transformation. It aims in particular to strengthen agricultural productivity through reforms promoting land security and access to financing for smallholder farmers; reduce infrastructure constraints through energy, digital, and logistics reforms; mobilize more private capital by