Survivors indicated that the steelbottom boat had departed from Sfax, Tunisia, overnight on Sunday carrying 46 people from Guinea, Burkina Faso, Mali and the Ivory Coast.
The boat capsized on Wednesday morning as waves reached up to five metres and "the group became very agitated when the engine broke down and they were left adrift", the UN refugee agency said.
The victims were a six-month-old child and eight men, UNHCR said.
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