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 central bank has unveiled a five-year strategy to reform and strengthen the country's banking sector, but it faces numerous challenges, including a large amount of cash outside th...
Sudanese refugees in eastern Chad mark World Peace Day, calling for an end to the war in Sudan and improved living conditions in refugee camps.
The US relationship with Sudan is at a critical juncture, with Washington seeking more than just an end to the war and a transition to civilian rule.
Am Barona forest in Sudan's Wad Madani faces transformation into a waste dump
Seven Ethiopian armed groups form alliance to oppose Abiy Ahmed's government
Al-Hilal, Sudan's prominent football team, suffered a friendly match loss to Libya's Al-Ahli, sparking criticism from fans and analysts.
Sudan's poultry producers struggle with rising feed costs, prompting some to sell their stock early to minimize losses.
Sudan's Khartoum state launches a 14-day campaign to combat malaria, targeting high-risk areas with 140 aerial spraying missions.
Sudan's political landscape is marked by a lack of resignation culture, with leaders rarely stepping down despite failures.
Sudan's private sector is driving economic recovery efforts through strategic initiatives and partnerships with the government and international organizations.
Sudanese families face numerous challenges that impact their stability and well-being
Sudan's capital Khartoum implements new procedures to regulate foreign presence
