Tunisia's outgoing PM apologises to Tunisian people


Tunis (Reuters) - Tunisia's outgoing prime minister Hamadi Jebali apologised on Thursday to the Tunisian people and urged them to unite to pull the country out of its political crisis.

Jebali, head of government for 14 months, has refused to lead the next administration and his Islamist Ennahda party says it will soon name a replacement.

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