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South Sudan

Investigation into $800 million AWOL at the presidency

The South Sudan Anti-Corruption Commission, headed by Judge John Gatwich Lul, is investigating into the embezzlement of $800 million since [...]

Subscribers only Politics 24.07.2015

New combats over forthcoming government reshuffle

Clement Wani Konga, the governor of Central Equatoria State and [...]

Subscribers only Politics 24.07.2015

Change of lobbyist in Washington

The lobby firm Watts Partners has won the contract to [...]

Subscribers only Business 24.07.2015

Growing pressure to sign a peace agreement

The Indian Ocean Newsletter has learnt that the invitations were sent to the Heads of State of Kenya, Uganda, Ethiopia [...]

Subscribers only Politics 10.07.2015

The battle to succeed Salva Kiir has begun

While the Sudanese press was premature in announcing the president’s death, he is nevertheless on the decline politically.

Subscribers only Politics 26.06.2015

Total war for control of Melut oil

Combat has been raging since 17 May to take control of the oilfields in the Upper Nile region between troops [...]

Subscribers only Politics 29.05.2015

Juba in quest for respectability

Torn by conflict since the end of 2013, South Sudan [...]

Subscribers only Energy 19.05.2015

Salva Kiir purges the army and the police

The President has revoked certain officers to fight against corruption and to place men from his region.

Subscribers only Politics 15.05.2015

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In IMF view, a kleptocratic State bordering on bankruptcy

Finance minister David Deng Athorbei’s presentation of his Fiscal Rescue Strategy to international donors in Juba on 27 March did nothing to convince the International Monetary Fund (IMF), which had sent a delegation on a one week mission to the [.

Subscribers only Politics 01.05.2015

Bashir in no rush to meet Kiir

President Omar Al Bashir of Sudan feels too busy readying [...]

Subscribers only Politics 10.04.2015

Rush to attend IGAD summit

The forthcoming peace negotiations on South Sudan orchestrated by the [...]

Subscribers only Politics 27.03.2015

The first collateral damage of the war: the State budget

Juba will only be able to count on revenue of [...]

Subscribers only Politics 27.03.2015

Agel Ring Machar, heir apparent spurned

On 24 March, Agel Ring Machar went to Addis Ababa to pledge allegiance to the leader of the SPLM-IO rebels, [...]

Subscribers only 27.03.2015

Fragmentation in perspective

Peace between the government and the rebels is at a standstill and the country is torn apart by the various armed factions.

Subscribers only Politics 13.03.2015

Nilepet wants to change transit rates

Hit by the drop in the oil price, South Sudan’s [...]

Subscribers only Energy 03.02.2015

Arusha agreement only makes the crisis worse

Two days after the agreement to reunite the Sudan People's Liberation Movement (SPLM) was signed on 21 January by the [...]

Subscribers only Politics 30.01.2015

Salva Kiir recruits an American lobbyist

South Sudan president Salva Kiir, who is a little out of favour in Washington at the moment, has just taken [...]

Subscribers only 20.01.2015

Riek Machar already preparing for after the war is over

The leader of the SPLM-IO rebel movement wants to restructure the country on an ethnic federal basis.

Subscribers only Politics 16.01.2015

President Salva Kiir sets store in the British

South Sudan Business Council (SSBC) created by the Britons Peter [...]

Subscribers only Business 12.12.2014

Britons at Juba’s bedside

A former United Nations representative in Juba, the Briton Peter Constable Maxwell, has founded the company South Sudan Business Council [...]

Subscribers only Politics 28.11.2014

Some Dinka want to come to peace with the Nuer

A delegation of representatives from the Dinka community and South [...]

Subscribers only Politics 28.11.2014

World Bank to finance regional pipelines

The oil trade forms part and parcel of the World Bank’s new strategy in the Horn of Africa.

Subscribers only Energy 04.11.2014

Riek Machar’s regional diplomacy

Riek Machar's rebels are stepping diplomatic contacts with other countries in the region and with China. But so far they have not tried to contact Washington.

Subscribers only Politics 17.10.2014

AECOM is a happy consultancy

The market for consulting in conflict management and distributing goods and services to the peoples of South Sudan is doing very well.

Subscribers only Business 18.07.2014

Total

Antonin Fotso, the French group Total’s executive in charge of [...]

Subscribers only Business 04.07.2014

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South Sudan

Investigation into $800 million AWOL at the presidency

New combats over forthcoming government reshuffle

Change of lobbyist in Washington

Growing pressure to sign a peace agreement

The battle to succeed Salva Kiir has begun

Total war for control of Melut oil

Juba in quest for respectability

Salva Kiir purges the army and the police

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In IMF view, a kleptocratic State bordering on bankruptcy

Bashir in no rush to meet Kiir

Rush to attend IGAD summit

The first collateral damage of the war: the State budget

Agel Ring Machar, heir apparent spurned

Fragmentation in perspective

Nilepet wants to change transit rates

Arusha agreement only makes the crisis worse

Salva Kiir recruits an American lobbyist

Riek Machar already preparing for after the war is over

President Salva Kiir sets store in the British

Britons at Juba’s bedside

Some Dinka want to come to peace with the Nuer

World Bank to finance regional pipelines

Riek Machar’s regional diplomacy

AECOM is a happy consultancy

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South Sudan

Investigation into $800 million AWOL at the presidency

New combats over forthcoming government reshuffle

Change of lobbyist in Washington

Growing pressure to sign a peace agreement

The battle to succeed Salva Kiir has begun

Total war for control of Melut oil

Juba in quest for respectability

Salva Kiir purges the army and the police

Spotlight | Document In IMF view, a kleptocratic State bordering on bankruptcy

Bashir in no rush to meet Kiir

Rush to attend IGAD summit

The first collateral damage of the war: the State budget

Agel Ring Machar, heir apparent spurned

Fragmentation in perspective

Nilepet wants to change transit rates

Arusha agreement only makes the crisis worse

Salva Kiir recruits an American lobbyist

Riek Machar already preparing for after the war is over

President Salva Kiir sets store in the British

Britons at Juba’s bedside

Some Dinka want to come to peace with the Nuer

World Bank to finance regional pipelines

Riek Machar’s regional diplomacy

AECOM is a happy consultancy

Total

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Africa Intelligence on social media

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Africa
Massad Boulos, a free agent of Donald Trump's African diplomacy under close watch

DRC
The Tshisekedi clan's dangerous ties with cobalt looting "cartels"

Spotlight | Document
In IMF view, a kleptocratic State bordering on bankruptcy