Tunisia is facing an unprecedented sugar shortage despite being one of Africa's top sugar producers. This is having a direct impact on the production of bread, sweets, and many other food products. Authorities say they are trying to ensure sugar supplies remain stable. Adnen Chaouachi reports from Tunis.
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