Gafsa, Tunisia News

A workshop on the ways of developing the network of teleworking centers was held on Wednesday October 21, 2009 in Gafsa, with the participation of many investors, young entrepreneurs and representatives of Tunisian and foreign companies operating in the ICT sector.

An unnamed woman in the north African country of Tunisia is reported to be pregnant with 12 babies, British media said Monday.

Tunis - A Tunisian woman is due to give birth to 12 babies, which could be a world record, press reports said Tuesday, quoting doctors.

JUST a few days after a Tunisian woman claimed she was pregnant with a record-breaking 12 babies, the 34-year-old has been exposed as a fraud.

Just a few days after a Tunisian woman claimed she was pregnant with a record-breaking 12 babies, the 34-year-old has been exposed as a fraud, the U.K.'s Daily Telegraph reported Wednesday.

A woman in Tunisia who claimed earlier this week she was pregnant with 12 babies is a fraud, a British newspaper reported Wednesday.

Tunis - Reports in the local media about a Tunisian woman pregnant with 12 babies have caught the attention of Tunisian health authorities.

A Tunisian woman's claim of being pregnant with 12 babies is a farce, a health official said Wednesday.

By Michael Theodoulou and Fiona Macrae A teacher is pregnant with a record-breaking 12 babies, it has been claimed.

A Tunisian woman is due to give birth to 12 babies, which could be a world record, press reports said Tuesday, quoting doctors.

A wife is pregnant with twelve babies, it was claimed last night. The unnamed mother-to-be - a teacher - is said to be defying medical advice by vowing to give birth to all six girls and six boys.

A woman is pregnant with a record-breaking 12 babies, the Sun reported Monday. The teacher, who has not yet been named, is expecting six boys and six girls, according to reports.

July 15, 2009 His Excellency Zine El Abidine Ben Ali President of the Republic of Tunisia Presidential Palace Carthage, Tunis Via facsimile: +216-71-744-721 Dear Mr.

The Amnesty International Report 2009 on Tunisia refutes the fallacies of the European and American travel agencies that make of this Hell an appealing tourist destination.