East Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of South Sudan: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Civil society leader Edmond Yakani urges inclusive and meaningful inter-party dialogue to pave way for peaceful transition ahead of December 22 elections.
Adeng Cecilia Manyok's journey from a South Sudanese refugee in the US to a prominent diplomat and now caretaker Foreign Affairs Minister.
South Sudan's caretaker petroleum minister, Awow Daniel, cites regional conflicts and internal issues as major challenges to the country's oil sector.
Seven teachers in Melut County, South Sudan, have been detained by the National Security Service amid a salary dispute.
South Sudan's President Salva Kiir dissolves government amid health concerns and opposition fears
Eight opposition groups and civil society organisations in South Sudan have urged the regional bloc IGAD to review the country's peace agreement and convene an inclusive national politica...
Lawyer Wani Michael argues that the dissolution of South Sudan's transitional government lacks a clear constitutional basis.
Yei Regional Hospital in South Sudan receives digital X-ray machine, wheelchairs, and medical protective clothing from Be the Change Nzuri DAIMA Foundation.
East Africa steps up efforts to build a connected digital economy, with regional institutions and governments working together to improve connectivity and expand access to technology.
Sudan rejects US criticism, says peace initiatives must respect sovereignty
South Sudan's NEC chairperson Gabriel Bol Deng says his leg injury won't hinder his ability to oversee December elections preparations.
The trial of South Sudan's former First Vice President Dr. Riek Machar and seven co-accused has been adjourned to Friday due to alleged security threats.
