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African market only accounts for 2.5 pct of Tunisian exports: employers' union

Xinhua 28 May 2023
TUNIS, May 28 (Xinhua) -- Only 2.5 percent of Tunisia's exports go to the African market, official Tunis Afrique Presse reported Sunday, citing the head of a Tunisian employers' union ... African market only accounts for 2.5 pct of Tunisian exports ...
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Cape Town ranked 5th best city for mindful travellers

Independent online (SA) 29 Mar 2023
Cape Town is one of the most beautiful cities you can ever visit. Besides the ocean, Table Mountain and affluent aesthetic, it boasts a breathtaking sunset ... Tunis, Tunisia, took first place for its unique markets that allow visitors to buy second-hand goods ... .
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Rising prices more than ever a challenge for Muslims celebrating Ramadan

Your Middle East 24 Mar 2023
In Tunis’ once-bustling Bab al-Fellah market, rising costs have left shoppers unable to splurge on Ramadan food shopping as they might have in past years. ... .
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Ramadan starts in Mideast amid high costs, hopes for peace

The Paducah Sun 24 Mar 2023
At the once-bustling Bab al-Fellah market in Tunis, the capital of Tunisia, rising costs have left shoppers unable to splurge on Ramadan delicacies as they might have in past years ... ___ Associated Press writers Ghaith Alsayed in Idlib, Syria; Bouazza ben Bouazza in Tunis, Tunisia; ...
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Ramadan begins in Mideast amid high costs, hopes for peace

Journal Review 23 Mar 2023
From Gaza to Khartoum and Tunis to Sanaa, soaring prices are proving a further concern for those set to celebrate the occasion ... In Tunis’ once-bustling Bab al-Fellah market, rising costs have left shoppers unable to splurge on Ramadan food shopping as they might have in past years.
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Georgia bill on antisemitism lives again after new vote

The Associated Press 23 Mar 2023
At the once-bustling Bab al-Fellah market in Tunis, the capital of Tunisia, rising costs have left shoppers unable to splurge on Ramadan delicacies as they might have in past years ... ___ Associated Press writers Ghaith Alsayed in Idlib, Syria; Bouazza ben Bouazza in Tunis, Tunisia; ...
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Why the religious fast for Ramadan, Lent and other holy days

The Associated Press 23 Mar 2023
At the once-bustling Bab al-Fellah market in Tunis, the capital of Tunisia, rising costs have left shoppers unable to splurge on Ramadan delicacies as they might have in past years ... ___ Associated Press writers Ghaith Alsayed in Idlib, Syria; Bouazza ben Bouazza in Tunis, Tunisia; ...
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Muslim world comes together to celebrate Ramadan

Canoe 23 Mar 2023
Story continues below ... Try refreshing your browser, or ... Play Video ... From Gaza to Khartoum and Tunis to Sanaa, soaring prices are proving a further concern for those set to celebrate the occasion ... In Tunis’ once-bustling Bab al-Fellah market, rising costs have left shoppers unable to splurge on Ramadan food shopping as they might have in past years ... .
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Arabs welcome Ramadan with high food costs

Middle East Online 23 Mar 2023
KHARTOUM -The first daily fast of the Islamic holy month of Ramadan began Thursday, as hundreds of millions of Muslims worldwide enter a four-week period of worship ... In Tunis’ once-bustling Bab al-Fellah market, rising costs have left shoppers unable to splurge on Ramadan food shopping as they might have in past years ... ....
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Ramadan gets under way for hundreds of millions of Muslims

Irish Independent 23 Mar 2023
During Ramadan, mosques and charities regularly provide meals for the poor at long tables that sprawl out on to the street.Sudan has been steeped in political chaos since a coup ousted a western-brokered power-sharing government in October 2021.There are hopes for a transitional ...
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Ramadan starts in Middle East amid high costs, hopes for peaceIn Sudan, parties are wrangling ...

Deccan Herald 23 Mar 2023
In Sudan, parties are wrangling over how the country will usher in a civilian government following 17 months of military rule ... At the once-bustling Bab al-Fellah market in Tunis, the capital of Tunisia, rising costs have left shoppers unable to splurge on Ramadan delicacies as they might have in past years ... Sign Up ... Please enter a valid email address.
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10 cheapest Mediterranean cities for a coastal getaway

Independent online (SA) 17 Mar 2023
Here’s a look at the cheapest Mediterranean cities in the world. ... Tunis, Tunisia. The capital of Tunisia, Tunis, places fourth in the ranking with a score of 87. What makes this destination so special is the popular attraction, the Medina of Tunis, the oldest part of the city, is proud of its stunning architecture and markets. The Medina of Tunis ... .
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Algeria to Supply 100 Bln Cubic Meters of Gas to Market Annually for 5 Years, ...

Sputnik 15 Mar 2023
TUNIS (Sputnik) – Algeria plans to supply to the market at least 100 billion cubic meters of natural gas annually over the next five years, Algerian oil and gas company Sonatrach CEO Toufik Hakkar said Tuesday ....
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Algeria to Supply 100 Bln Cubic Meters of Gas to Market Annually for 5 Years ...

Urdu Point 15 Mar 2023
TUNIS (UrduPoint News / Sputnik - 15th March, 2023) Algeria plans to supply to the market at least 100 billion cubic ...
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UPDATE - Algeria to Supply 100 Bln Cubic Meters of Gas to Market Annually for ...

Urdu Point 15 Mar 2023
TUNIS (UrduPoint News / Sputnik - 15th March, 2023) Algeria plans to supply to the market at least 100 billion cubic meters of natural gas annually over the next five years, Algerian oil and gas company Sonatrach CEO Toufik Hakkar said Tuesday.

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