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Tunisia continues the struggle to establish a government.
Prime Minister-designate Habib Jemli last week formed a coalition government of independent lawmakers, but the Tunisian parliament on Friday rejected it in a confidence vote, prolonging the political deadlock.
Africanews correspondent Massinissa Benlakehal explains the situation from Tunis.
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