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Riahi and Jarraya ready to buy prize Ben Ali property assets

The upcoming sale of two of the finest property assets of the Ben Ali clan is going to create some [...]

Published on 22/10/2015 at 04:30 GMT

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Belhassen Trabelsi
Ben Ali
Chafik Jarraya
Gammarth Immobiliere
Mohamed Zine El Abidine Ben Ali
Slim Riahi
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Tunisia
Gammarth Immobiliere sells the villa of Ben Ali's youngest son

Gammarth Immobiliere, the subsidiary of public sector holding company Al [...]

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The Palais Baie des Anges in the seaside resort of El Kantaoui.

Tunisia
Slim Riahi set to sell Imed Trabelsi’s beautiful villa

Businessman and UPL (Union Patriotique Libre) party founder Slim Riahi is nothing if not bold! With the mani pulite operation [...]

Free access Business 08.06.2017

Tunisia
Slim Riahi ventures into marble

Still active on the political scene even though his UPL [...]

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Artcurial to auction Ben Ali's Rolls, Bentleys and Ferraris

Seventeen luxury vehicles seized from the entourage of former president Ben Ali will shortly be put up for auction by French auction house Artcurial, according to our sources. But this symbolic sale will not be enough to mask the failures [.

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Tunisia
Slim Riahi drops his dream TV project

Business magnate and politician Slim Riahi has lost all hope of relaunching the Ettounsiya TV channel he bought in 2013. [...]

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Tunisia
Chafik Jarraya sets up in Radès with former ports boss

Now a key figure on the political scene (MC 1177), businessman Chafik Jarraya is set to invest in the shipping [...]

Subscribers only Business 07.01.2016

Tunisia
BCE fixes his amnesty law

The debate about the economic and financial crimes amnesty bill championed by Beji Caid Essebsi (BCE) is set to begin [...]

Subscribers only Politics 15.10.2015

Tunisia
HCE carries out a tour of local capitals

According to our information, Hafedh Caid Essebsi (HCE) carried out a top secret "diplomatic" tour about 10 days ago which [...]

Subscribers only Politics 15.10.2015

Tunisia
Belhaj seeks advice on amnesty law

Beji Caid Essebsi and his staff are running after advice and support to ensure that the economic and financial crimes [...]

Subscribers only Politics 10.09.2015

Spotlight | Tunisia
How Essebsi can save his economic amnesty law

A priority objective for Beji Caid Essebsi (BCE) and his advisers (MC 1162), the economic and financial crime reconciliation bill provoked a wave of protest during the summer. Despite appearances, however, the president has all the cards he needs to [.

Subscribers only Politics 03.09.2015

Tunisia
No takers for Ben Ali's mansions

Although a court nullified a decree-law concerning the confiscation of [...]

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Tunisia
Trabelsi’s villas up for sale, but what of rest?

The sale of 21 residences belonging to persons close to Leila Ben Ali has begun. But the disposal of 514 other impounded assets could drag on indefinitely.

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Ivory Coast
French investigation sends tremors through Abidjan's political class

Libya
From Tripoli to Benghazi, Turkish trader BGN's oil odyssey

Tunisia
Riahi and Jarraya ready to buy prize Ben Ali property assets

Tunisia
Gammarth Immobiliere sells the villa of Ben Ali's youngest son

Tunisia
Slim Riahi set to sell Imed Trabelsi’s beautiful villa

Tunisia
Slim Riahi ventures into marble

Spotlight | Document | Tunisia
Artcurial to auction Ben Ali's Rolls, Bentleys and Ferraris

Tunisia
Slim Riahi drops his dream TV project

Tunisia
Chafik Jarraya sets up in Radès with former ports boss

Tunisia
BCE fixes his amnesty law

Tunisia
HCE carries out a tour of local capitals

Tunisia
Belhaj seeks advice on amnesty law

Spotlight | Tunisia
How Essebsi can save his economic amnesty law

Tunisia
No takers for Ben Ali's mansions

Tunisia
Trabelsi’s villas up for sale, but what of rest?