East Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of South Sudan: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
The government of South Sudan is being urged to enforce its official price list to protect consumers from unfair pricing and exploitation by traders in Juba.
Eastern Equatoria's Education Minister, Ibwaha Lucy Allam, inspects learning institutions in Torit to assess activities, identify challenges, and explore opportunities.
Residents of Lui in Western Equatoria share stories of resilience and longing for peace
UNESCO's MIL Centre in South Sudan provides digital skills training to students
South Sudanese civil society leaders lobby UK government for support in peace-building efforts and aid work.
South Sudan takes step towards first national elections since independence with delivery of voter registration materials to Central Equatoria State.
Young South Sudanese trader turns small capital into thriving business, inspiring others to create jobs
Clashes erupted in Kapoeta South County, Eastern Equatoria State, over gold mining, with the government deploying security forces to restore law and order.
South Sudan's National Elections Commission delivers voter registration materials to Central Equatoria State ahead of December 22 general elections.
South Sudan's caretaker Council of Ministers endorses plans to strengthen strategic cooperation with Russia in key sectors, including petroleum, mining, and information technology.
The sixth edition of the Derik Cultural Festival will take place in Juba from November 7-14, 2026, with a focus on promoting peace through culture.
Several civilian administration leaders in Sudan have welcomed a decision to dissolve the administrations, praising their achievements in filling the administrative vacuum during the war ...
