Matthias Raynal

Based in Conakry since October 2021, Matthias Raynal previously worked in Morocco and Tunisia, freelancing for the written press and radio, for several years.

Twitter : @MatthiasRaynal

Articles by this author (3)

Footballers in the Maghreb are still chasing their social rights

24 November 2021

Labour

Footballers in the Maghreb are still chasing their social rights

In North African clubs, social contributions and taxes are taboo words. Teams often operate outside of the law and football authorities are [...]Read the full article

Tunisia experiments with a gradual transition to more sustainable jobs and businesses

13 November 2020

Development

Tunisia experiments with a gradual transition to more sustainable jobs and businesses

While some forward-looking members are trying to raise awareness about environmental issues within the UGTT, the trade union centre is already [...]Read the full article

In Tunisia, Black Africans face “the harshest exploitation”

3 May 2020

Labour

In Tunisia, Black Africans face “the harshest exploitation”

Since the 2011 revolution, Tunisia has experienced high levels of South-South migration flows, but this has been an immense challenge for a [...]Read the full article

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