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Black Africans in Tunisia are facing racist attacks, stabbings and evictions after the president made some incendiary remarks. On social media, some Tunisians call sub-Saharan African migrants invaders, criminals and rapists who eat their cats.
There are 20,000 “Sub-Saharan Africans” in Tunisia compared to a population of 12 million so they’re not taking over. 
President Kais Saied’s comments echo The Great Replacement Theory that’s popular in right-wing European and North American circles. He’s being accused of racism.
Some African counties including Guinea and Gabon are repatriating their citizens following the attacks, CNN correspondent, Larry Madowo, reported.
Some, however, say they won’t leave the country since there is nothing to go to in their home countries. Watch the video below for more: 
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Speaking at the country’s National Security Council on February 21, President Saied said migration from sub-Saharan Africa aimed to change Tunisia’s national identity. He said:
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The undeclared goal of the successive waves of illegal immigration is to consider Tunisia a purely African country that has no affiliation to the Arab and Islamic nations.
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The African Union called the president’s remarks racist and shocking, according to <a href="https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2023/3/4/african-migrants-desperate-to-leave-tunisia-after-attacks">Al Jazeera</a>. 
The African Union also postponed a conference that was scheduled for Tunisia next week. The AU Chairperson previously strongly condemned the “racial statements on fellow Africans in Tunisia”
Saed defended his remarks denying that he was inciting racist attacks on black Africans in Tunisia. Tunisia rejects that it is racist, and reminded it was one of the founders of the Organization of African Unity. Said Tunisia in a statement:
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It is an honor for Tunisia to be an African state. Africans are our brothers.
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Thousands of people from sub-Saharan Africa travel to Tunisia for work in Tunisia or to use the North African country as a springboard to travel to Europe.
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Football’s world governing body FIFA has warned the Tunisian Football Federation (TFF) that their team’s participation at World Cup 2022 could be under threat if there is found to be government interference within the organisation.
Having qualified for their sixth World Cup, the North African country is in Group D along with reigning world champions France, Australia and Denmark, whom they face in their November 22 opener, Al Jazeera reported.
The Federation Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) sent a letter to TFF earlier this week outlining concerns after Tunisia’s Youth and Sports Minister Kamel Deguiche had threatened to dissolve some federal offices, among other recent comments that have irked the global governing body.
As per FIFA rules, federations of all member nations must be free of any third-party or government involvement.
Kenya and Zimbabwe are currently banned because of this breach. India was briefly suspended for the same reason in August this year.
In the case of Zimbabwe, the <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Sports_and_Recreation_Commission">Sports and Recreation Commission (SRC)</a> suspended <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Zimbabwe_Football_Association_(ZIFA)">ZIFA</a> board president, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Felton_Kamambo">Felton Kamambo</a> over alleged misuse of funds. FIFA said <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/zifa-suspension-football-stakeholders-speak-as-zimbabwe-faces-fifa-ban/">the move</a> constituted interference by the government.
The letter from Kenny Jean-Marie, FIFA’s director of member associations, to the general secretary of the TFF Wajdi Aouadi reminded the association of its obligation to act independently and avoid undue influence by third parties. Read the letter confirmed to the Reuters news agency:
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Any failure to comply with these obligations may result in the imposition of penalties under the FIFA laws, including suspension of the relevant association..
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The team has never made it out of the group stages. At the 2018 World Cup in Russia Tunisia registered only its second win in the World Cup and its first since 1978 after defeating Panama 2-1.
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Tunisia beat Zimbabwe 18-14 in an African Rugby World Cup qualifier in Beja, Tunisia, on Saturday. Lenience Tambwera scored all the points for the Zimbabweans with two converted tries, while Mohamed Mliss and Issam Ouerhani scored tries, with Mohamed Ali Gafsi adding two penalties and a conversion for Tunisia.
The Zimbabwe team slept on the streets earlier in the week rather than stay in accommodation organised for them by the Tunisian Rugby Union. According to the Zimbabwe team, the hotel provided was completely unhabitable and when photos of the Zimbabwe team sleeping in the street went viral, the Tunisia Rugby Union was forced to apologise before issuing another statement saying there was nothing wrong with the accommodation and a Zimbabwe official was being unreasonable.
Tunisia now travel to Kampala to take on Uganda on August 4, while Zimbabwe host table-topping Namibia in Harare on the same day. This year’s Gold Cup is also serving as the qualifying tournament for the 2019 World Cup in Japan with only the group winners securing an automatic place while the runners-up will have to take part in another play-off round.
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Zimbabwe Lose To Tunisia In Rugby World Cup Qualifier

The Tunisia Rugby Union has blamed the Zimbabwe Rugby delegation for its anti-sports and anti-ethical actions. The statement comes after The Sables resorted to sleeping out in the street after they received substandard accommodation. 
Tunisia alleges Zimbabwe team manager expressed reservations “about the state of the bathroom in one of the rooms, the lack of a pool and the low internet speed”, when Tunisia had provided standard accommodation in the form of a two star bed and breakfast facility. The Sables have been moved to an actual hotel. We publish the statement in full below:
<blockquote>As part of the policy of the Ministry of Sports and Youth Affairs, the Tunisian Federation and Word Rugby for the popularization of rugby practice and the decentralization of sports events, the Tunisian Rugby Federation decided to to organize the match of the Gold Cup (qualifier to the world cup, Japan 2019) and which should oppose the Tunisian selection to its counterpart of Zimbabwe, in the city of Beja and this on July 07, 2018.
For the organization of this event, a commission has been appointed to ensure the smooth running of this sporting event. After several visits to the meeting places and accommodation sites, after various meetings with local authorities (Governor, Mayor, Regional Commissioner for Sports …) and after study of the tournament manual and specifications, Hotel ALADINO was chosen as the accommodation of the Zimbabwe team. The hotel is near the stadium where the match will take place and meets the criteria of the specifications (a 2-star hotel and approved by the Ministry of Tourism). 
The Zimbabwean delegation left the airport at around 4:00 pm leaving all the delegation’s passports to the border police to finalize the visas and thus avoid prolonging the wait, all passports were withdrawn later in the evening by a member of the delegation. the Tunisian federation and have been returned to the Zimbabwean team.
After a lunch offered by the Tunisian Federation to its guests, an air-conditioned bus transfer of members of the Zimbabwe delegation to the city of Béjà was ensured. Arrived at the hotel around 20:00, the check-in and the formalities of reception made, all the members of the delegation of Zimbabwe were entitled to a dinner, until then no problem was reported.
Around 23:00, the Zimbabwean team manager expressed reservations about the state of the bathroom in one of the rooms, the lack of a pool and the low internet speed. So, he started talking about leaving the hotel on the pretext that he is not decent.
The quick intervention of the president and three members of the organizing committee was not enough to calm him down and convince him to spend the rest of the night at the hotel, ensuring that he found solutions the next morning with the possibility to change hotels. Alas, he asked all the members of the delegation to take out their luggage, leave the hotel and spend the night outside on the ground. Unfortunately, local officials have tried with this head of delegation but without issues.  
At 6:30 in the morning; and after the efforts and interventions of the organizing committee and members of the Tunisian federation, the Zimbabwe team was transferred to the ALRAWABI hotel in Nefza ( <a href="https://www.facebook.com/pg/hotel.alrawabi" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">facebook.com/pg/hotel.alrawabi</a> ) where they issued their satisfaction with an apology to the president of the organizing commission.
However, the Tunisian Rugby Federation expresses its deep regret for all that has happened and strongly deplores the anti-sports and anti-ethical actions of the Zimbabwean delegation which do not reflect the strong ties of friendship between the two countries.
It confirms through this communiqué that Tunisia is, and will always be, a country of hospitality and hospitality, something that it has always proved and that will do and will make its pride.</blockquote>

Full Text: Tunisia Blames Zimbabwean Rugby Delegation For "Anti-Sports And Anti-Ethical Actions"

Zimbabwe Rugby Union (ZRU) president Aaron Jani defends himself after the national rugby team slept in the streets of Tunisia in protest at the poor lodgings the team had received. The team has since been moved to better accommodations and the Tunisia Rugby Union has apologised for the poor treatment of the Sables
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Audio: ZRU President Responds To Zimbabwe Rugby Team Sleeping On The Streets Of Tunisia

Rugby Africa and the Tunisia Rugby Union have apologised for the poor treatment of Zimbabwe’s national rugby team. The Sables resorted to sleeping out in the street after they received substandard accommodation. We publish the statement in full below,
<blockquote>Rugby Africa has been made aware of the difficulties encountered by the Zimbabwean Rugby team – the Sables – with regards to their accommodation in Tunisia. We would like to reassure the Zimbabwean Ministry of Sports, Zimbabwe Rugby Union, and all partners and fans that the situation was addressed immediately, and an acceptable solution has been found this morning. Tunisia Rugby Union took the Sables management to visit another hotel which was accepted.
Rugby Africa and Tunisia Rugby Union would like to express their sincere apologies to the Sables team and management for this unfortunate situation. This does not reflect the standards of the Rugby Africa Gold Cup competition and we sincerely regret any prejudice caused.
Mr Khaled Babbou, Executive member of Rugby Africa, is currently on his way to Beja to inspect the facilities and meet with the Sables team. “I apologise on behalf of Tunisia Rugby Union, we pride ourselves in hosting Rugby Africa tournaments every year and make every effort to meet the best international standards in terms of accommodation and other infrastructure. Something went wrong for which I am sorry, but this was corrected this morning in consultation with the Sables management team. I can assure you that there was absolutely no intention to destabilise our opponents and we will make every possible effort to ensure they have a good preparation ahead of Saturday’s match.”
The President of Rugby Africa Abdelaziz Bougja confirmed “our hosting agreements are signed by the six participating unions in the Rugby Africa Gold Cup and are very clear and strict in terms of accommodation standards. We rely on our unions to make sure the requirements are met and it is unfortunate that it seemed not to be the case with this hotel in Tunisia. However Tunisia Rugby Union has our trust, they are long-term partners to Rugby Africa, hosting several matches and tournaments on our behalf every year, I know for a fact that hospitality matters to them and they have taken this issue very seriously and are rectifying it. Player welfare is at the heart of our preoccupations so we are not taking this lightly. We wish both teams the best for Saturday’s game. The Gold Cup has been a huge success so far, helping to raise standards of African rugby, and popularity of the Game, we would like to thank the six teams, six hosting unions, ministries of sports, our broadcaster Kwese Sports and all our partners and sponsors for their support and assistance.”</blockquote>

Full Text: Tunisia Apologises For Poor Treatment Of Rugby Team, Says There Was No Intention To Destabilise Opponents

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