investigations
In 2023, Tunisia, the pivotal migration crossroads between Africa and Europe, emerged as the primary route to Italy, surpassing Libya. As Tunisia deepens its cooperation with the European Union, leaked confidential documents shed light on the scale of the migration crisis, its key figures, and its profound consequences for migrants.
Zeïneb Ben IsmailMalek Khadhraoui
| 03 April 2025 | 20 minutes
 Yahya, Sofiane, Rafik, Chayma, and many others have left Tunisia to take up jobs with the multinational Teleperformance in Greece, with the hopes of improving their living conditions and broadening their horizons. However, the strenuous nature of their tasks, their precarious contracts, and the restrictions relating to their status as non-European foreigners have proved highly disappointing. Investigation.
Haïfa Mzalouat
| 27 February 2024 | 15 minutes
In Kasserine, farmers battle Sergaz, demanding fair compensation and development promises as the pipeline disrupts their lands. Tensions rise as commitments from Italy's ENI remain unmet. Demonstrations erupt, exposing a tale of corporate neglect and the enduring fight for landowner rights.
Jihen Nasri
| 01 December 2023 | 15 minutes
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Italian waste: the vast corruption network behind the environmental scandal
For several months, the major scandal of illegal importation of household waste from Italy has been shaking the country. Apart from the environmental aspect, numerous documents obtained by Inkyfada and the Italian investigation network IrpiMedia corroborate a trail of evidence exposing a vast network of corruption.
Aida DelpuechIrpiMedia
| 09 March 2021
Pandora Papers | From oil drilling to tax haven, Ahmed Bouchamaoui's dealings in the British Virgin Islands
What is the link between hydrocarbon exploitation in North Africa and a company registered in the British Virgin Islands? Ahmed Bouchamaoui. The businessman and heir to the Al Majd Holding group created a subsidiary of his oil group in this tax haven on January 17, 2000. Inkyfada investigated. 
Monia Ben HamadiNissim Gasteli
| 11 January 2022
Who Profits from the Tunisian Facebook Pages Linked to Israel?
On May 16th, 2019, Facebook announced the deactivation of 265 pages and accounts linked to an Israeli public opinion research company working primarily with African countries. In Tunisia, eleven pages were deactivated. Who did these pages serve? One political candidate in particular stands out. Provided access to nearly all of the pages’ content, Inkyfada investigates.
Monia Ben Hamadi
| 03 June 2019
TLScontact, a subsidiary of the renowned Teleperformance Group, has established itself as a pivotal visa service provider for European destinations, leading to amplified fees for Tunisian applicants. In 2019 alone, TLScontact Tunisie generated remarkable profits exceeding the 8 million dinar mark. Before they reachTeleperformance, however, this revenue  is  routed to Luxembourg, known as a tax haven.
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| 23 June 2023 | 15 minutes
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