Alice Pesavento

Journalist from Germany. Interested in social issues, migration and so much more.

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Letters from the battlefield: My great-uncle’s experience of WWII in Tunisia

13 May 2023 |
For some months during the Second World War, Tunisia was turned into a battlefield. The local population was suffering under the consequences of the war while Great Britain and the US were fighting against Germany and Italy. Through his personal letters, the story of Hermann Franz, a German soldier, gives us an insight into the situation in the country at that time.

Transporters between Tunisia and Europe : a risky but growing business

12 April 2023 |
Many private transporters move goods of all kinds between Tunisia and Europe. Most of them, however, operate illegally and risk being arrested by customs. This profitable business has developed thanks to the thousands of Tunisians who rely on it, despite the absence of any protection against fraud and scams. 

Budget 2023: What if Tunisia had only 100 Dinars in the State Treasury?

30 March 2023 |
For several years now, Tunisia has been facing an economic crisis. As a result, the government is struggling to finance the state budget for the year 2023 and, as in previous years, will have to rely heavily on borrowings. Inkyfada tries to unpack some figures by breaking down the state budget to 100 dinars.
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Navigating IMF and Migration Policy Negotiations: Tunisia's Complex Dance

07 April 2023 | Research and writing
Since the end of February and after a long period of silence, the international community, notably the European Union, has finally shifted its focus to Tunisia. The debates surrounding the "migratory crisis" are flagrantly mixed with economic concerns, as tensions rise between the IMF and Kais Saied, who has just turned down a loan from the Fund.

In Makthar, Kid'Chen project is aiming to ensure the food self-sufficiency of schoolchildren

22 March 2023 | Research, interviews and photos
In Makthar, in the governorate of Siliana, an association has transformed the only middle-school and residential school in the region. From energy autonomy to food self-sufficiency, transmission, and empowerment, a whole system revolving around sharing is being organized.
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