Tunisian Assembly Speaker Brahim Bouderbala spent a busy August attending eleven public events across the country, including in Hammamet, Carthage, and Radès. This flurry of activity has sparked discussion, with some observers suggesting possible political motivations behind his extensive public appearances. While the article notes a focus on “making the rounds,” it also mentions someone, “Ajbouni,” is “counting,” implying financial or political calculations are underway. The events took place between August 12th and 27th, indicating a concentrated period of public engagement for the Assembly President. Furthermore, Carthage is described as perceiving a “plot”, hinting at potential anxieties regarding Bouderbala's actions. The article, originally published by Business News, suggests a complex interplay of events and interpretations surrounding Bouderbala’s recent conduct. The extent and nature of any potential “plot” remain unclear, but the situation warrants attention.