East Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of South Sudan: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
South Sudan's opposition SSPLM leader Dr. Deng Bol Aruai Bol condemns a preliminary oil deal with Russia's Zarubezhneft, citing lack of legitimacy and transparency.
Ongoing war and displacement in Sudan's Blue Nile region exacerbate healthcare crisis amid shortages of medicines and funding.
The UK gives $2.8M to FAO and WFP to help vulnerable communities in South Sudan prepare for climate shocks.
Ethiopia and Russia seek to transform their historic relationship into a practical partnership for economic development, energy security, and regional stability.
President Salva Kiir calls on Russian investors to tap into South Sudan's agriculture, petroleum, mining, and tourism sectors at the Russia-Africa Summit in Moscow.
A local NGO in South Sudan's Western Equatoria State has launched a six-month peacebuilding project funded by the European Union.
A recent community dialogue in Yambio, South Sudan, brought together 50 participants from diverse segments of society to discuss peace-building initiatives and promote cooperation.
Deadly attacks in Akop Payam, Tonj North County, have left communities grieving and many people injured, prompting calls for urgent government action.
South Sudan's Ministry of Environment prioritizes children in national climate policies ahead of COP31, focusing on concrete action to protect them from climate change impacts.
Pupils at Rodo’ba Primary School in Morobo County, South Sudan, are attending classes in flooded classrooms with collapsing mud-walls, raising concerns about their safety and learning env...
Activist Edmund Yakani appeals to President Salva Kiir for $75,000 to support South Sudan's national blind football team, the Bright Stars, in the African Division One Championship.
Police in South Sudan's Eastern Equatoria State arrest two drivers suspected of involvement in a fatal road accident along the Juba–Nimule highway.
