East Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of South Sudan: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Authorities in Greater Kapoeta convene meeting with humanitarian and development organisations to coordinate peace dialogues and prevent resource-driven conflict during the dry season.
UN condemns violence at Amiet Common Market in Abyei, calls for immediate end to hostilities
South Sudan's parliament considers a bill to amend the National Elections Act, allowing President Salva Kiir to stay in office during the 2026 electoral period.
South Sudan's Minister of Finance and Planning, Kuol Daniel Ayulo, has tabled a proposed SSP 11.34 trillion national budget for 2026/27, with oil revenue estimated at 79.5% of total revenue.
South Sudan's SPLM-IO rejects President Salva Kiir's proposed inter-party dialogue, seeking neutral mediation for stalled peace process talks.
A high-level delegation from Misereor, the German Catholic Bishops' Organization for Development Cooperation, has arrived in Rumbek to strengthen solidarity with the Catholic Diocese of R...
Sudan's South Darfur State Ministry of Social Affairs begins preparations for voluntary return of displaced El Fasher residents currently living in Nyala.
14 cases of kala-azar reported in North Darfur's Kutum area, amid concerns of further spread.
First batch of 57 South Sudanese returnees from Sudan arrives in Wau, Western Bahr el Ghazal State, as part of ongoing repatriation initiative.
CAF Acting General Secretary Samson Adamu visits South Sudan to hand over a newly built school block and launch the country's first women's football league.
SSSCBC and Misereor reaffirm commitment to solidarity and support for South Sudan's communities affected by conflict and humanitarian challenges.
UNICEF and partners deliver humanitarian aid to isolated communities in Jonglei State, South Sudan, after months of conflict and displacement disrupted essential services.
