East Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Sudan: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in East Africa
Sudan's Higher Education Ministry announces scholarship opportunities for national students to enroll in private, public, and foreign institutions for the 2026-2027 academic year.
Sudan's White Nile state launches free surgical camp for 200 patients
Sudan takes steps to harness its marine resources and enter the global tuna market, hosting a seminar to explore the potential and challenges of tuna exploitation.
Sudan's judicial system faces challenges in ensuring equal opportunities and a safe environment for litigants, prompting calls for reform.
Ethiopia has declared all Sudanese consulate staff in Asosa, western Ethiopia, as "persona non grata," escalating tensions between Khartoum and Addis Ababa.
Egypt and Sudan discuss cooperation on Nile River water management, expressing joint opposition to unilateral actions on the Blue Nile.
Sudan's Finance Minister, Dr. Gibreel Ibrahim, meets with UNHCR and African Development Bank officials to discuss resource mobilization and support for refugees and displaced persons.
Sudan's Finance Minister, Dr. Gibril Ibrahim, has chaired a meeting to discuss the country's economic framework for the 2027 budget, amid ongoing challenges and reconstruction efforts.
Sudan's National Health Insurance Fund has launched a new roadmap to enhance its Takaful system and ensure sustainability amid challenges from war and inflation.
Sudan's Kassala governor visits Aruma power station after drone attack by Rapid Support Forces
The Sudanese Journalists' Syndicate documents 673 violations against journalists since the outbreak of war in Sudan on 15 April 2023.
Sudan's Women Journalists Network warns of escalating violations against journalists, particularly women, amid the continuing war and growing culture of impunity.
