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 Ministry of Education and the World Food Programme discuss partnership to revive school breakfast program, aiming to improve student attendance and nutrition.
Sudan's Middle Darfur Governor Mustafa Tambour comments on Ethiopia's recent events
The World Food Programme warns of a looming funding gap that may halt its humanitarian operations in Sudan by end of October.
305 investment projects, mostly workshops and car washes, have been set up around schools in Halfa, Sudan, sparking concerns about their impact on the learning environment.
Sudan's Foreign Minister calls for international pressure on regional backers of warring parties
The humanitarian situation in Darfur, Sudan, has deteriorated significantly due to ongoing conflict, drought, and restricted humanitarian access.
Sudan's women and child affairs advisor says collaboration charges against detained women need clear definition and criteria.
Thousands of displaced Sudanese from Darfur face food, water, and healthcare shortages in Atbara's Nahda camp.
Sudan's national football team, the Falcons of Jediane, is in turmoil just ahead of a crucial match against Mozambique in the Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers.
Sudan's dialogue committee begins inviting political alliances and parties to discuss the country's future and governance system.
Leaders of Sudan's Justice and Equality Movement participate in a hospital cleanup initiative in El-Hisahisa.
A sudden outage of the Bankk app, affiliated with Khartoum Bank, brought trade to a near standstill in Khartoum's Kalakala Lafa markets.
