Central Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Chad: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in Central Africa
Chad's government has initiated a review of its national employment and vocational training policy, aiming to address the country's significant youth population and unemployment challenges.
Chad's Ati municipality has stepped up efforts to combat poor sanitation practices, meeting with stakeholders to promote better waste and wastewater management.
Egyptian authorities arrest six journalists from independent investigative platform Matsda2sh
Le papier peint est devenu une tendance de décoration à N'Djamena, au Tchad, avec des jeunes entrepreneurs comme Tomasta Michael qui proposent des designs variés.
Chad's 2026-2027 academic year has begun with a renewed focus on education infrastructure and teacher training, following a visit by the President to several schools in N'Djamena.
The 5th edition of Chad's FECIM festival brings together filmmakers, artists, and media professionals to discuss climate change through cinema.
Malick Ibn Anas School in Chad completes a three-month educational program focused on Quranic memorization and study of the Forty Hadiths.
The CNJT in Chad's Mandoul province has distributed school kits to vulnerable children and teenage mothers in Koumra, supporting their education.
Chad's ENSTP launches two new programs: a bachelor's in electrical and energy engineering and a master's in topography and geomatics.
Chad's anti-corruption body holds talks with IMF on strengthening national anti-corruption framework
Chad's Minister of Higher Education, Dr. Sitack Yombatina, has announced plans for the upcoming academic year, emphasizing discipline, excellence, solidarity, innovation, and research.
Chad's Logone occidental province marks the 11th International Day of Older Persons, calling for improved care and support for the elderly.
