East Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of South Sudan: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Eastern Equatoria Governor Louis Lobong Lojore orders nomination of caretaker county commissioners ahead of South Sudan's December 2026 general elections.
South Sudan court bars police officers from attending trial of former First Vice-President Riek Machar amid investigation into alleged threats against him and his defence team.
South Sudan's Special Court orders removal of security personnel linked to alleged threats against former First Vice President Dr. Riek Machar and his co-accused.
South Sudan's USAP party calls for reconstitution of National Elections Commission and Political Parties Council ahead of December elections
Uganda begins $254m power project to connect grids with South Sudan
South Sudan's Labour Ministry and Interior Ministry are working together to prevent foreigners from obtaining national IDs and using them to secure employment as nationals.
Sudan's national dialogue preparatory committee starts inviting political parties and groups for consultations ahead of a planned Sudanese-Sudanese dialogue conference.
Former First Vice President Dr. Riek Machar demands live TV coverage of his trial, sparking controversy and debate over the intersection of politics and law in South Sudan.
Livestock owners in Sudan's Darfur region report disease outbreaks among herds, resulting in large numbers of cattle deaths, amid concerns over shortages of pasture and water.
Hundreds of families displaced by conflict, insecurity, and drought in North Darfur are seeking refuge in Tawila, straining already limited humanitarian resources.
Fifteen years after independence, South Sudan faces deep political divisions, corruption, and instability, prompting reflection on the country's decline.
Ngok Dinka and Misseriya communities agree to reopen Abyei's Amiet Market under UNISFA protection after recent violence.
