East Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Sudan: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in East Africa
A UAE court has sentenced eight Sudanese officials and individuals to life in prison for their involvement in a major arms trafficking operation.
Sudan's Ministry of Higher Education sets a new registration fee cap for universities at 600,000 pounds for Sudanese students.
Sudan's "Call for Peace" urges integration of regional and international efforts to link ceasefire and political process.
A Sudanese leader accuses the warring parties of targeting civilians and infrastructure with drones, escalating the conflict.
Sudanese author Berka Sakin arrives in Khartoum to join the national dialogue committee
Sudan's military says it will liberate major cities in Darfur, including El Fasher and Nyala, amid drone attacks from Ethiopia.
Sudan's youth make up 65% of the population but are underrepresented in leadership positions
Sudanese youth and activists call on the international community to intervene and protect civilians from aerial bombardment and drone attacks.
Drone attacks hit power plants in Sudan's White Nile and South Kordofan, causing widespread power outages.
A Sudanese forum redefines the question of security and state building, focusing on the type of state and security desired.
Al-Duwim city in Sudan's White Nile state enters its third day of severe water shortage
The concept of democracy in Sudan requires a deeper understanding beyond just elections and processes.
