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It’s already 11pm, and here’s a summary of the most important information for August 2, 2024.
Kaïs Saïed in Salwa Abassi: We must find a clear solution for substitute teachers
The President of the Republic, Kais Saied, met with the Minister of Education, Salva Abbasi, at the Carthage Palace on Friday, August 2, 2024. During this meeting, the President of the Republic insisted on the need to find a clear solution for substitute teachers, educational consultants and laboratory agents, adopting clear criteria to guarantee their rights. “This will put an end to many dramatic situations that should not have reached this stage if this issue had been dealt with clearly and correctly over the years,” Carthage noted in a press release.
Organizations condemn imprisonment of Sihem Ben Sedrine
The Civil Coalition and civil society organizations issued a press release on Friday, August 2, 2024, condemning and denouncing the judicial harassment, in particular through a travel ban, and legal proceedings up to the issuance of an arrest warrant, to which Sihem Ben Sedrine, President of the Truth and Dignity Agency, has been subjected. The signatories express their absolute and unconditional solidarity with Sihem Ben Sedrine, an activist against the Ben Ali dictatorship, and demand an immediate cessation of the “false and vindictive” prosecutions against her, as well as her immediate release, as they are a clear violation of article 69 of the Transitional Justice Law of 2013.
Washington Championship: Ons Jabeur withdraws due to injury
World No. 16 Ons Jabr withdrew from the 500-point individual event at the Washington Tennis Championships due to a shoulder injury and will face American Robin Montgomerie, ranked No. 131, in the eighth final. The same injury forced Ons Jabr to also withdraw from her doubles match with Spaniard Paula Badosa, who faced Norwegian pair Ulrike Ekri and Estonian Ingrid Niel in the quarter-finals.
Four women from the K2Rhym team sentenced to prison for sponsorship purchases
The Criminal Chamber of the Court of First Instance of Yanduba sentenced on Wednesday, July 31, 2024, three women to two years in prison and the fourth, who fled in absentia, to four years in prison, while depriving them of all the rights to vote for a period of ten years. They collected sponsorship for potential candidates for the presidential elections on October 6, 2024, in exchange for remuneration. This was indicated to the Tap Agency, spokesman for the Aladdin Alwadi Court, on Friday, August 2, 2024. Sources told Business News that the criminals were members of the campaign team of potential presidential candidate K2Rhym and their task was to collect sponsorship.
Government approves merger of Dar Assabah and Snipe-La Presse
The head of government, Ahmed Hachani, chaired a ministerial working meeting dedicated to supervising the restructuring and merger plan of Snipe-La Presse and Dar Assabah, on Friday, August 2, 2024. The meeting was attended by the Minister of Justice Leila Jaffel, the Minister of Finance Sihem Nemsia, the Minister of State Territory and Land Affairs Mohamed Rekik, the head of the Cabinet Management, the Minister of Social Affairs Taiufik Kalthoum and members of the Steering Committee responsible for implementing the restructuring and merger process of the two companies.
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