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Sudan

Kremlin buddies set sail for Red Sea

Russia's state-owned Rosgeo, headed by Roman Panov , should start [...]

Subscribers only Energy 18.09.2018

IOG's neighbours encircle and isolate him

The Ethiopian PM is rallying Eritrea and above all Somalia to exert pressure on Djibouti.

Subscribers only Politics 14.09.2018

The US will not oppose a new term for al-Bashir

In late August, the Shura Council of the ruling National Congress Party voted by a majority to amend the party [...]

Subscribers only Politics 14.09.2018

Pressure for the return of DP World to Doraleh

‘We will continue to exploit every legal avenue to defend our rights as the shareholder and concession holder of the [...]

Subscribers only Business 14.09.2018

The ex-director of the NISS bound for Washington

President Omar al-Bashir has appointed the former director of the National Intelligence and Security Service (NISS), General Mohamed Atta al-Moula [...]

Subscribers only Politics 13.07.2018

Who is gaining from renewed oil production?

Juba is trying to coordinate the relaunch of its oil production with Khartoum, but it's the corporations that are cleaning up…

Subscribers only Business 13.07.2018

The US embassy makes do without the Sudanese pound

The refusal of the US embassy in Khartoum to use [...]

Subscribers only Politics 13.07.2018

Khartoum courted by rival donors

Three countries forming two rival axes, namely Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates on the one hand and Turkey [...]

Subscribers only Politics 29.06.2018

Turkey denounces the red tape obstacles

An initial obstacle to implementing the twelve bilateral accords covering the agricultural, economic, military and security sectors, signed during the [...]

Subscribers only Politics 15.06.2018

Which oil giant is set to expand its investments?

According to information obtained exclusively by the Indian Ocean Newsletter, [...]

Subscribers only Business 15.06.2018

Awad al Jaz and Beijing's new man Azhari Abdallah takes helm of petroleum affairs ministry

Sudan's new oil minister, Azhari Abdallah, should make a point [...]

Subscribers only Energy 22.05.2018

Ethiopia lays down the new rules of the game

On 28 and 29 April in Addis Ababa, the Sudanese [...]

Subscribers only Politics 18.05.2018

An economy tottering on the precipice

According to our sources, the Sudanese minister for international cooperation [...]

Subscribers only Business 18.05.2018

How and why Ghandour was sidelined

Overly critical of the regime, the minister of foreign affairs, who secured the lifting of American sanctions, has narrowly avoided arrest in Khartoum.

Subscribers only Politics 04.05.2018

Arab threats and promises over the ports

In unilaterally cancelling DP World's contract to manage the Doraleh Container Terminal (DCT - ION 1469), the Djiboutian authorities may [...]

Subscribers only Politics 04.05.2018

How Russia is seeking to secure uranium deposits

Moscow is deploying slick tactics to get its hand on uranium reserves while trying to generate new demand in Africa.

Subscribers only Business 13.04.2018

A selective clampdown on banks suspected of speculation

The regime has tasked the National Intelligence and Security Service [...]

Subscribers only Business 13.04.2018

African gold elite rush to great get-together in Khartoum

The Sudan International Mining Business Forum & Exhibition (SIMFE) held in late March in Khartoum was brimming with gold operators, [...]

Subscribers only Mining 10.04.2018

Tensions persist between Khartoum and Riyadh

Frustrated by the waning support of his Wahhabi ally, Omar al-Bashir is nurturing his relations with Ankara and Doha.

Free access Politics 30.03.2018

Khartoum on the verge of bankruptcy

Despite injections of foreign cash, the economy is flatlining. The latest revelations.

Subscribers only Business 30.03.2018

Why the truce in Egyptian-Sudanese relations could end soon

Following the visit by the Sudanese president Omar al-Bashir to [...]

Subscribers only Politics 30.03.2018

Swiss law firm Lalive seeks out mining clients in Khartoum

Looking for new missions in Khartoum, Swiss law firm Lalive [...]

Subscribers only Mining 27.03.2018

Egypt proposes joint border sovereignty

On 10 March, General Abbas Kamel, the director of Egypt's military intelligence agency Mukhabarat, paid a surprise visit to Khartoum [...]

Subscribers only Politics 16.03.2018

The Americans insult Kenya (and Africa)…

On 27 February, two former US ambassadors to Kenya, Mark [...]

Subscribers only Politics 16.03.2018

Bashir takes a big gamble

Out of steam, the regime is sidelining the reformers and recalling hardliners from the Turabi era…

Subscribers only Politics 02.03.2018

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

Gabon
Gunvor secrets (2/2): the hidden clauses of the Assala Energy buyout

Sudan

Kremlin buddies set sail for Red Sea

IOG's neighbours encircle and isolate him

The US will not oppose a new term for al-Bashir

Pressure for the return of DP World to Doraleh

The ex-director of the NISS bound for Washington

Who is gaining from renewed oil production?

The US embassy makes do without the Sudanese pound

Khartoum courted by rival donors

Turkey denounces the red tape obstacles

Which oil giant is set to expand its investments?

Awad al Jaz and Beijing's new man Azhari Abdallah takes helm of petroleum affairs ministry

Ethiopia lays down the new rules of the game

An economy tottering on the precipice

How and why Ghandour was sidelined

Arab threats and promises over the ports

How Russia is seeking to secure uranium deposits

A selective clampdown on banks suspected of speculation

African gold elite rush to great get-together in Khartoum

Tensions persist between Khartoum and Riyadh

Khartoum on the verge of bankruptcy

Why the truce in Egyptian-Sudanese relations could end soon

Swiss law firm Lalive seeks out mining clients in Khartoum

Egypt proposes joint border sovereignty

The Americans insult Kenya (and Africa)…

Bashir takes a big gamble

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Sudan

Kremlin buddies set sail for Red Sea

IOG's neighbours encircle and isolate him

The US will not oppose a new term for al-Bashir

Pressure for the return of DP World to Doraleh

The ex-director of the NISS bound for Washington

Who is gaining from renewed oil production?

The US embassy makes do without the Sudanese pound

Khartoum courted by rival donors

Turkey denounces the red tape obstacles

Which oil giant is set to expand its investments?

Awad al Jaz and Beijing's new man Azhari Abdallah takes helm of petroleum affairs ministry

Ethiopia lays down the new rules of the game

An economy tottering on the precipice

How and why Ghandour was sidelined

Arab threats and promises over the ports

How Russia is seeking to secure uranium deposits

A selective clampdown on banks suspected of speculation

African gold elite rush to great get-together in Khartoum

Tensions persist between Khartoum and Riyadh

Khartoum on the verge of bankruptcy

Why the truce in Egyptian-Sudanese relations could end soon

Swiss law firm Lalive seeks out mining clients in Khartoum

Egypt proposes joint border sovereignty

The Americans insult Kenya (and Africa)…

Bashir takes a big gamble

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

Gabon
Gunvor secrets (2/2): the hidden clauses of the Assala Energy buyout