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Tunis Afrique Press: Why Are Basic Services in Tunisia Failing Amid Slow Population Growth and Increasing Crises
Despite the lack of significant population growth in Tunisia in recent years, the quality of essential services is declining, especially in the fields of electricity and infrastructure. Laws restricting population growth—such as a declining fertility rate to 1.7 children and an average lifespan exceeding 76 years—are contributing to demographic changes, with an increasing proportion of elderly people and a decline in the youth. The frequent complaints about power outages and delays in infrastructure investments indicate that economic and structural challenges hinder the ability to meet the needs of the population, as the quality of services deteriorates amid rising demand and weak basic networks.
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