East Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of South Sudan: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Heavy flooding in South Sudan's Tambura County has worsened conditions for internally displaced people, compounding existing issues with food, healthcare, and education.
At least 78 civilians abducted along Juba-Mundri road in Western Equatoria State have been released after spending up to four days in captivity.
Traditional leaders in Central Equatoria State, South Sudan, have renewed their commitment to tackle child marriage and protect girls' education.
Health partners evaluate Western Equatoria's preparedness for Bundibugyo virus disease amid ongoing outbreak in neighboring Democratic Republic of Congo.
Nile Petroleum Corporation, Nilepet, pursues digital transformation to improve connectivity, security, and operations across South Sudan.
Jonglei State Governor Moses Majok Gatluak appoints caretaker commissioners for Twic East and Duk counties amid escalating violence between the two areas.
Sudan's Central Bank to withdraw old 500-pound notes from Oct 1, giving holders till Dec 31 to exchange them.
Family of Sudan's former president Omar al-Bashir says his health has deteriorated and he urgently needs medical treatment outside the country.
Egypt's Hossam Hassan praises team's performance in 5-0 win over South Sudan
The Amiet Common Market in Abyei region has reopened after a two-week closure following deadly violence that killed at least 26 people and injured 82.
El Niño expected to bring drought and flooding to South Sudan, worsening existing humanitarian crisis
Kenya backs South Sudan's political transition and December election preparations
