East Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of South Sudan: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Displaced residents of Ri-Rangu in Yambio County, South Sudan, are set to return home after soldiers agree to relocate their barracks away from the town centre.
National security forces arrive in Tonj South County, Warrap state, to promote peace and support disarmament exercise
Two South Sudanese girls took on ceremonial roles at the British Embassy in Juba to mark the International Day of the Girl Child, highlighting education and flood risks.
Rival communities in South Sudan's Jonglei State agree to cease fighting over disputed fishing islands
Eastern Equatoria State sends 33 students to Aweil under Adut Kiir scholarship for vulnerable children and families of South Sudan's liberation struggle veterans.
South Sudan starts building a dry port in Kenya's Naivasha to ease trade costs and improve cargo clearance.
Juba County caretaker commissioner bans display of coffins along roads, citing cultural values.
South Sudan's National Alliance of Political Parties warns against postponing December 22 general elections, citing concerns over ongoing political dialogue.
South Sudan's President Salva Kiir briefed his caretaker government on his recent diplomatic tours of Kenya and South Africa, focusing on the regional peace process and upcoming elections.
Ajo Ony'Ohisa, lead prosecutor in Riek Machar's trial, declares intention to contest for Eastern Equatoria State governor under SPLM.
President Salva Kiir of South Sudan has reiterated that officials must seek permission before travelling abroad, as the country prepares for elections.
South Sudan's President Salva Kiir requests South African help for election materials, staff training, and security equipment ahead of 2026 polls.
