July 1, 2024
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Baccalaurate exam: resits get underway
Tunis: Over 41,000 pupils began retaking the Baccalaureate exam on Monday, that is 31.7 % of the total number of candidates for 2024.
Resits run over four days and the
WTA Rankings: Ons Janeur holds onto 10th spot , top 10 unchanged
Tunis: Tunisian Ons Jabeur is still 10th in WTA Rankings released Monday. The top 10 remains unchanged with Polish Iga Swiatek dominating opponents Coco Gauff (USA) and Belarusian Aryna Sabalenka.
Highs range between 40°C and 47°C on Monday, hitting 49°C in southwest
Tunis: The weather Monday is partly cloudy in most regions, sometimes cloudy during the night in northern coasts with scattered showers.
Highs are expected to range between 40°C and 47°C,
Noureddine Ben Ayed, elected chairman of GIPP board of directors
Tunis: President of the Tunisian Union of Agriculture and Fisheries (UTAP) Noureddine Ben Ayed was elected recently as chairman of the board of directors of the Interprofessional Grouping of the
SIPEN 2024: creation of Digital African Confederation announced
Tunis: The creation of the Digital African Confederation, AFRI’tech, was announced Monday by the Tunisian Confederation of Industry, Trade and Handicrafts (UTICA).
AFRI’tech will bring together professional organisations and associations
Textiles: Survey launched to identify new services to meet sustainability challenges
Tunis: The Technical Centre for Textiles (CETTEX) has just launched a survey to identify new services and activities to be introduced for companies in the sector to meet the new
Tunindex drops 0,7% on Monday
Tunis: The stock market commenced the week on a negative note, shedding 0.7% to settle at 9,655.59 points, according to broker Tunisie Valeur.
Trading activity was robust, reaching TND 12.5
Tunisia working to speed up integration on African continent (Trade Minister)
Tunis: “Since March 2023, Tunisia has set up a national committee in charge of monitoring the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) negotiations and implementing the necessary conditions for its
Heat to drive up global food prices, “heatflation” could worsen (study)
Tunis: Extreme heat is already driving up food prices, and the situation could worsen, leading to a phenomenon known as “thermoflation” or “heatflation.»
According to a recent study published in
Tourism Minister calls for special packages for Tunisian tourists at affordable prices
Tunis: Minister of Tourism Mohamed Moez Belhassine has called for special packages to be offered to Tunisian tourists at affordable prices in line with their purchasing power, according to a