East Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Sudan: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in East Africa
El Geneina, Sudan - Bread prices have skyrocketed in El Geneina, West Darfur, with some bakeries selling two loaves for 1,000 Sudanese pounds, amid allegations of flour hoarding by traders.
Sudan hosts Arab meeting to enhance human resource capabilities and accelerate recovery and reconstruction efforts.
Sudanese families are finding innovative ways to support their children's development and provide psychological support despite the challenges of displacement.
Sudan is transitioning from relying on aid to focusing on food production and self-sufficiency.
Sudan marks 20 years since the passing of Sharif Zain al-Abidin Hindi, a prominent leader and politician known for his vision for a unified and prosperous Sudan.
Sudan's government warns of attempts to exploit a recent incident that killed Sudanese and Egyptian miners, aiming to undermine the countries' historical ties.
Sudan's Foreign Minister invites France to open a new page in their relations, focusing on integrity, transparency, and facts.
Atbara city in Sudan is witnessing intensified economic moves with meetings to regulate markets and an expected breakthrough in fuel supplies.
Sudan's 999 emergency service provides rapid response to citizens in need
Sudan's youth football team suffered a shocking loss to South Sudan, but experts say it's unfair to judge them based on one match.
Sudan's citizens face daily struggles with rising fuel prices, increasing foreign exchange rates, and a shortage of basic necessities.
Sudan's Ardol denies involvement in North Valley events, threatens legal action against accusers.
