East Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of South Sudan: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Over 500 residents of Gurei in Juba, South Sudan, attended a forum to improve public trust in the media and tackle misinformation ahead of the country's planned general elections in Decem...
South Sudan has 48 million hectares of black cotton soil, but its overreliance on oil revenue hinders agricultural development and mechanization.
UN humanitarian agency OCHA says aid efforts continue despite drone attacks and armed clashes in Sudan.
South Sudan's transitional government dissolved on September 22, 2026, marking the end of a six-year transitional period and paving the way for elections.
EAC holds consultations with South Sudanese stakeholders on proposed Political Confederation constitution
President Salva Kiir Mayardit appoints four more caretaker ministers, bringing total to 17, and authorizes state appointments.
South Sudan reaffirms commitment to holding general elections on December 22, describing the planned vote as a key step towards ending the country’s prolonged political transition.
South Sudan's Minister of East African Affairs Michael Makuei Lueth announced that county commissioners and councillors will not be elected in the upcoming December polls.
South Sudan lacks financial and technical capacity to implement Grand Fula hydropower project, says Professor Taj Elkhazin.
South Sudan President Salva Kiir appoints four more caretaker ministers, bringing the total to 17 since dissolving the transitional government.
Sudan's Foreign Minister Mohieddin Salem criticizes US for denying visa to Gen. Abdel Fattah al-Burhan to attend UN General Assembly.
Ethiopia's army commander accuses Eritrea and Sudan of supporting Tigray rebels as clashes resume
