East Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of South Sudan: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Traders and residents in Rumbek raise concerns over municipal council's ban on plastic bags and used bottles, citing high costs of alternative packaging.
South Sudan has launched a $267 million project to import electricity from Uganda, aiming to reduce reliance on expensive diesel generation.
Unity State government rejects claims that caretaker Governor Joseph Nguen Manytuil is interfering with the ruling Sudan People's Liberation Movement's electoral process.
Veteran freedom fighter Joseph Lagu recounts his influence on John Garang's journey
A recent public survey in South Sudan reveals 78.8% of respondents want elections by December 2026 despite security concerns and peace process issues.
UN staff in Bor, South Sudan mark UN Day with blood donation drive and student outreach to promote peaceful communities and empower young people.
Central Equatoria State Governor Gen. Augustino Jadalla Kamilo Wani orders investigation into repackaging of expired food commodities in Juba.
Authorities in South Sudan's Greater Pibor Administrative Area appeal for emergency food assistance as drought-affected communities face severe food consumption gaps.
Former First Vice President Riek Machar denies commanding the White Army, a community-based force in South Sudan, during his defense testimony in the ongoing Nasir trial.
Jonglei state government demands SPLA-IO forces withdraw from Pieri and Motot, citing threats to peace efforts.
South Sudan's President Salva Kiir Mayardit travels to Moscow for the Third Russia-Africa Summit to discuss bilateral relations and cooperation with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
South Sudan calls for stronger East African Community cooperation to manage shared water resources and address environmental pressures on the Lake Victoria Basin.
