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 met with N'Djamena's municipal officials to discuss the city's management, emphasizing the need for better coordination and cooperation.
The IMF and World Bank are revising their debt evaluation method for low-income countries, shifting focus beyond repayment figures.
L'étudiant chercheur tchadien Ammar Ibn Yasser présente des solutions pour une agriculture sahélienne résiliente face aux contraintes climatiques.
Chad's Académie de l'Ouest has a new rector, Prof. Djalal Ardjoune Khalil, who took over from Prof. Mahamat Barka in a ceremony on September 25.
Chad's government has installed a technical committee to develop tourism plans for Zakouma National Park and Ennedi Natural and Cultural Reserve.
42 inmates from Abéché prison in Chad's Ouaddaï province receive certificates of definitive release
UN reports over 55,000 Sudanese refugees have fled to eastern Chad this year, warning of accelerating displacement and insufficient aid funding.
Education stakeholders in Chad's Lac province gather to discuss 2026-2027 school year plans
Dr. Hadje Kaltam Abderamane, a hematologist at N'Djamena's Renaissance Hospital, discusses sickle cell disease, its genetic causes, and the importance of proper management and prevention.
Sept organisations de la société civile créent un réseau pour renforcer la transparence électorale en Afrique centrale
France and Chad wrap up a business forum in Paris, aiming to boost economic ties and attract investment for Chad's development plans.
Chad's SET union calls on government to fulfill promises to teachers ahead of new school year
