Tunisia street vendors face uncertain future
With almost a quarter of the population out of work, illegal street stalls have become a lifeline for many families.

Published On 24 Aug 2014
Since the revolution in Tunisia, informal trade has increased now making up almost half of the country’s economy.
With almost a quarter of the population out of work, illegal street stalls have become a lifeline for many families.
The government is trying to regulate the sector, making the vendors pay taxes.
Al Jazeera’s Nazanine Moshiri reports from Tunis.
Source: Al Jazeera