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 renowned dramaturge Vangdar Dorsouma marks 40 years in theater with an exhibition honoring female comedians who contributed to Chadian theater's growth.
The Chadian government will hold the National Student Congress in Bongor from November 26-28, 2026, to promote student participation in university governance.
Three authors discuss their works on personal development, traditional African knowledge, and sociopolitical crises at the 12th Festival Le Souffle de l’Harmattan.
Le cancer du sein est le plus fréquent chez les femmes au Tchad, avec 94,5% des patientes diagnostiquées à un stade avancé.
Chad's government mobilizes 8,900 tons of food to aid 15 provinces affected by drought
In Ngoumna, Chad, a group of women are transforming a once-barren land into a thriving vegetable garden, defying the challenges of drought and climate change.
Dakar, Senegal is hosting the first Youth Olympic Games in Africa, bringing together 2,700 athletes from 204 countries.
Chad and Sudan discuss strengthening bilateral relations and enhancing diplomatic consultations during talks in Moscow.
A training session for primary school directors in Moundou, Chad, aims to modernize administrative and pedagogical management using computer skills.
Chad hosts workshop to create safer cyber space, promote equitable internet access
Chad's government prepares to distribute 8,900 tons of food to vulnerable populations in 15 provinces affected by the 2026-2027 agricultural season's rainfall deficit.
Chad's feminist groups demand recognition of femicide in penal code to combat gender-based violence.
