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More in the mortar than just the pestle

Feb 03, 2026 Letters

Dear Editor,

Something is not adding up with the sudden resignations of first the Mayor and days after the Deputy Mayor of Mahdia, Region 8, with both citing similar reasons: their well being and mental state, given the demands of the respective positions and impact on personal lives. Both, it is perceived, sought to make clear their reasons have nothing to do with alleged political interference.

After being in the position for a number of years the former Mayor now realizes she was not suitable.  What a belated revelation!

There seems to be more in the mortar than just the pestle. Or is it a tangled web…?

Should we be surprised if allegiance is changed?

Regards,

 Shamshun Mohamed

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