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La Dépêche tunisienne
La Dépêche tunisienne was a French language daily newspaper published in Tunisia.
History and profile.
"La Dépêche tunisienne" was established in 1892 when the country was under the French protectorate. It was the first newspaper which was published regularly in Tunisia.
Most literate French people in Tunisia at this time bought the paper. It also had a virtual monopoly on the daily French-language press in Tunisia via control of presses and titles such as "Le Petit Matin". Politically in favour of
- "Les Cahiers de Tunisie"
- "Revue tunisienne de géographie"
- "Revue tunisienne de sciences sociales"
- "La Tunisie médicale"
- "Il Corriere di Tunisi"
Print media Defunct publications.
- "Le Tunisien" (1907–1912)
- "Ennasnés"
- "La Dépêche tunisienne"
- "L'Action tunisienne" / "El Amal" (1932–1988)
- "Erraï" (1977–1987)
- "Le Renouveau" / "Al Horria" (1988–2011