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 government has announced an emergency plan to revive its prosthetic limb services, which have been severely impacted by the ongoing conflict.
A Sudanese political analyst warns that escalating tensions in Ethiopia's Tigray region could make Sudan's war more regional and harder to contain.
Sudan's agricultural season faces collapse in Gedaref and North Kordofan due to drought and conflict.
Soaring gas and fuel prices in Sudan's River Nile State have worsened the living conditions for residents, with prices reaching unprecedented levels.
In Omdurman, a group of unsung heroes work tirelessly to maintain cleanliness, despite limited resources, making the city a symbol of civilization and progress.
Sudan's Ambeda locality celebrates graduation of 70 Quran reciters
Sudan's Ministry of Energy and Oil is in talks with international partners to secure foreign financing for the country's electricity and oil sectors.
Sudan's Finance Minister, Dr. Gibriel Ibrahim, has unveiled a new economic plan aimed at transitioning the country from humanitarian aid to a productive economy.
Turkey and Sudan aim to boost trade to $2 billion amid economic challenges
Gezira State in Sudan implements new gas prices for cooking and bakery use
Sudan's military is being urged to prioritize liberating the cities of El Fasher and Nyala from rebel forces, as the outcome is seen as crucial to the country's future.
Sudan considers establishing a Higher Council for Local Communities to improve representation
