Central Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Chad: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in Central Africa
Gabon's government has announced the removal of 1,473 public servants from the payroll, following a biometric and administrative census, with the aim of reducing its wage bill.
Tigré forces capture key airports, sparking clashes with federal army in Afar and Amhara regions, prompting African Union to call for de-escalation.
Members of Chad's Teachers' Union (SET) in N'Djamena reject national bureau's suspension decision
Chad's AFDI organizes workshop to structure agricultural value chains in Sarh, aiming to boost local, provincial, national, and regional development.
South Sudan's President Salva Kiir dissolves transitional unity government, forms caretaker administration in preparation for 2026 elections.
United Arab Emirates donates food aid to Chad to support populations affected by weak rainfall.
Chad and the European Union discuss facilitating humanitarian aid delivery to those affected by crises, including refugees and internally displaced persons.
Chad's N'Djamena prosecutor warns against using minors to evade law in online crimes.
N'Djamena city hall partners with ANATS to modernize, digitalize, and secure civil registry services with support from OIF.
Members of women's organizations in Chad's Logone Oriental region are being equipped with knowledge on reproductive health rights through a workshop.
South Sudan President Salva Kiir dissolves unity government, citing preparations for December elections.
Chad's 1st arrondissement launches crackdown on expired food products in markets
