TUNIS (Reuters) - Tunisia's government on Tuesday dismissed five senior officials, including the interior ministry's top security chief, a week after a suicide bombing killed 12 presidential guards in an attack in the centre of the capital.
Tunisia, mostly a haven of stability since its 2011 revolt against autocrat Zine Abidine Ben Ali, is increasingly being challenged by Islamist militants and authorities have kept a state of emergency in place since the Nov. 24 attack.
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