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 embassy in Egypt announced an agreement with Egypt's foreign ministry to authenticate Sudanese high school certificates.
Pregnant women and girls in Abu Hamra, South Darfur, face severe health challenges due to the absence of healthcare centers and trained midwives.
Sudan urges UNESCO member states to aid in rebuilding efforts as war devastates educational and cultural infrastructure.
Sudan's deputy head of the Transitional Sovereign Council, Malik Agar, has rejected a US proposal for a 90-day ceasefire.
The UN Security Council has extended sanctions on Sudan for 60 days, amid diplomatic efforts to address the country's ongoing conflict.
A prominent Sudanese cleric has issued a fatwa stating that using filler injections for purely cosmetic purposes is not permissible under Islamic law.
Sudan's banking sector faces challenges as Benkok service falters, prompting search for alternatives.
Egypt's unique geography straddling Africa and Asia makes it a critical link for trade and investment across three continents.
Sudan's civil society organizations have been marred by controversy and structural issues, raising questions about their effectiveness in driving change and serving the community.
Sudanese journalist recalls time at Olympic Committee as a memorable experience
The Sudanese community in Aswan is poised for a new era of representation and service with the formation of a new office and the arrival of a new consul general.
A Sudanese militia drone attack on a displacement center in Blue Nile has killed 30 civilians, including women, children, and elderly.
