In Tunisia's coastal city of Sfax, three African Migrants from Cameroon have been arrested as suspects in the fatal stabbing of a local man during a fight between locals and migrants. There have been growing tensions between Tunisians and migrants, with protests against the migrants' presence. President Kais Saied accused illegal migrants of bringing violence, crime, and "unacceptable practices," leading to racially motivated attacks on migrants. Tunisia hosts around 21,000 migrants from other parts of Africa, and many use the country as a gateway to Europe. Tunisians themselves are also leaving the country due to an economic crisis.

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