East Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of Sudan: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Elsewhere in East Africa
A Sudanese community initiative is working to reconcile the Fulat and Masalit tribes in South Darfur after recent clashes.
Sudan's national football team arrives in Juba to face Ethiopia in African Cup of Nations qualifier
Sudan's markets face protests and closures due to taxes, fees, and economic pressures.
A delegation of international partners visits Sudan to evaluate war damage and monitor the resumption of industrial production.
Sudan's North Kordofan state faces severe water shortages due to conflict damage and reduced resources.
The US has denied a visa to Sudan's de facto leader Abdel-Fattah Al-Burhan to attend the UN General Assembly in New York.
Sudan's national football team, the "Falcons of Jedian," is struggling with preparation and commitment from players and administrators ahead of matches against Ethiopia and Mozambique.
Sudan's economy is often misunderstood, with many describing it as weak and impoverished, but experts argue that the reality is more complex.
Sudan's Rapid Support Forces leader Mohamed Hamdan Daglo addresses troops amid repeated defeats in key regions.
The US says Sudan's military and Rapid Support Forces are unfit to rule, amid ongoing clashes.
Sudan's private sector plays a crucial role in the country's economic recovery and rebuilding efforts following years of conflict.
Neuroscientists reveal daily habits to boost mental intelligence and cognitive abilities
