Carthage, in modern-day Tunisia.
Dido the first founder and really make the city is Aeneas
The Phoenician city-state of Tyre.
Yes, Carthage was an ancient Phoenician city-state located in North Africa, near present-day Tunis in Tunisia. It was a major power in the Mediterranean region before eventually being conquered by the Roman Republic.
Each Phoenician city-state was independent, and had its own rulers and council.
It was an independent Phoenician city-state in Tunisia until captured by Rome and turned into a colony to resettle Roman veteran soldiers.
As a colony of the Phoenician city-state of Tyre.
The Phoenician city of Tyre established it as a trading base in North Africa.
The city of Tunis in Tunisia.
The city-states of Melilla and Ceuta, located on the north coast of Africa on the Mediterranean Sea, and surrounded by Morocco. They're not independent city-states but are autonomous cities of Spain.
It is not a state or a city. Africa is a continent.
they were near to the coast, so they used it as an opportunity to trade and they grew the scattered ports to become city-states, they sailed from their coastal city-states throughout the Mediterranean. And to protect and resupply their ships, Phoenician sailors and traders set up along the coast of the Mediterranean a network of temporary trading post and colonies, or settlements of Phoenician emigrant.
It was a trading colony of the Phoenician city-state of Tyre.