Tunez Magazine

Home
Tunisia
Kairwan
Tunez Magazine

Magazine about Tunisia in the past, now and in the future.

23/02/2026

Sidi Sahbi, Kairouan.
UNESCO World Heritage since 1988.

18/02/2026

Kairouan, Tunisia 1970s 🇹🇳

13/02/2026

Ines Soyeh : A quiet kind of football field. my forever favorite. you’ll find it driving from tataouine to chenini 🏜️💌🧡

06/02/2026

Medina of Tunis ✨

24/01/2026

Tunisia, Sidi Bousaïd : A beautiful view 💙

19/01/2026

ONCE UPON IN SOUSSE 🇹🇳✨

28/12/2025

From the book "Tunisia", by Fulvio Roiter, published in 1973 by Atlantis, capturing the beauty of Tunisia.

27/12/2025

🇹🇳 The Tunisia team is the first African team to win a match in a World Cup finals, defeating Mexico 3-1 in Rosario, Argentina.

23/12/2025

The Windows XP wallpapers constitute a significant visual archive of early twenty first century digital culture, reflecting the aesthetic values embedded in consumer operating systems at the turn of the millennium. These images predominantly depict open landscapes, pastoral scenes, and clear skies, favoring natural continuity and spatial depth over urban density or abstraction. The most emblematic example, a rolling green hillside under a vast blue sky, conveys stability and openness through balanced composition, high horizon lines, and saturated yet restrained color fields. From an academic perspective, these wallpapers function as visual mediators between the user and the machine, softening the technical environment of the operating system by introducing imagery associated with calm, familiarity, and temporal slowness. Their widespread circulation transformed them into shared visual references, contributing to a collective memory shaped by everyday interaction with personal computers. In this sense, Windows XP wallpapers can be read not merely as decorative backgrounds but as cultural artifacts that reveal how technology companies framed notions of comfort, neutrality, and universality within digital interfaces.

22/12/2025

Window Seat, Sidi Bou Saïd, Tunisia, 1972

18/12/2025

When Michael Jackson visited Tunisia in 1996, it was more than a concert. It became a turning point where global pop culture intersected with a generation eager to connect beyond borders. For many Tunisians, it was among not forgetting moments of all time for that generation, they felt seen by the outside world. Michael Jackson performed in Tunis on October 7, 1996, at El Menzah Olympic Stadium during his HIStory World Tour. This was the only stop he made in North Africa and one of the few concerts ever held by a global superstar in Tunisia. The event drew over 60,000 people and was broadcast on national television. For many Tunisians, especially the youth, it was a surreal and emotional experience. The streets around the stadium were filled with fans for hours before the show. Posters of Jackson covered walls across the city. His presence represented something rare at the time, a direct connection to international pop culture in a country that was still opening up to the global stage. The event sparked discussions about identity, modernity, and artistic freedom. It is still remembered today as one of the most iconic cultural moments in Tunisia’s recent history. Song : Michael Jackson - They don't care about us

Address

Mosque Of Uqba
Kairwan

Website

http://www.tunezmagazine.org/

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Tunez Magazine posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Shortcuts

Want your business to be the top-listed Media Company in Kairwan?