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Sudan

Ghandour, the architect behind the lifting of US sanctions, is sidelined

Tensions are increasing between the Sudanese president and his minister of foreign affairs… The latest revelations.

Subscribers only Politics 02.02.2018

A tightening of borders across the region

The crisis between Egypt and the Sudanese-Ethiopian alliance is deepening and there are increasing numbers of boots on the ground… [...]

Subscribers only Politics 02.02.2018

Ghandour stands up the French…

The Sudanese foreign minister Ibrahim Ghandour recently informed the French [...]

Subscribers only Politics 02.02.2018

Are the peace talks doomed in advance?

There is very little chance that the peace talks scheduled [...]

Subscribers only Politics 02.02.2018

Luftur Rahman Khan starts over at Stamper with same line-up

In mid-January, Vancouver-based junior Stamper Oil & Gas, which recently [...]

Subscribers only Energy 23.01.2018

The Turkish crescent arcs across Egypt and Saudi Arabia

What did Recep Tayyip Erdogan negotiate during his visit to Khartoum?

Subscribers only Politics 19.01.2018

China mulling a Plan B without Djibouti

The Chinese have big things in mind for Africa. Their first gambit involving Sudan proved fell flat on its face. [...]

Subscribers only Politics 09.01.2018

Adepta to send French farmers to Khartoum

The French agribusiness association ADEPTA (Association pour le developpement des [...]

Subscribers only Business 09.01.2018

Renaissance: BRL caught between Cairo and Addis

Renewed tensions between Ethiopia and Egypt over the 6,000 MW Grande Renaissance dam has French engineering consultancy firm BRL and [...]

Subscribers only Energy 19.12.2017

Herb Dhaliwal, Stamper's trump card to attract Canadian funds

The brand new member of Canadian junior Stamper Oil & [...]

Subscribers only Energy 19.12.2017

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With the US sanctions lifted, al-Bashir stabs Trump in the back in Moscow

Despite Donald Trump's decision to lift the sanctions on his country on 12 October (ION nº1463), the Sudanese president Omar al-Bashir has switched his allegiances by flying to Russia in late November and rounding on the United States, whom he [.

Subscribers only Politics 15.12.2017

Moussa Hillal brought to heel

On 26 November, the head of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, nicknamed Hemeti, set about arresting the [...]

Subscribers only Politics 15.12.2017

Onshore newcomer Stamper carefully plots its course

Canadian junior Stamper Oil & Gas, which purchased 50% of [...]

Subscribers only Energy 05.12.2017

An American lawyer accuses Khartoum of not paying its bills

Having secured the lifting of the US embargo, Sudan is refusing to remunerate the intermediary who facilitated the process.

Subscribers only Business 01.12.2017

Will Paris soon be hosting the Sudanese foreign minister?

Ibrahim Ghandour, the Sudanese foreign minister, is poised to accept [...]

Subscribers only Politics 01.12.2017

The British peer Lord Sheikh champions Khartoum

On 16 November, the British peer Lord Mohamed Iltaf Sheikh, [...]

Subscribers only Business 17.11.2017

Oil: game over for Yemenite billionaire Shaher Abdulhak

According to our sources, on October 11, Sudan's new oil minister Abdul Rahman Osman sent a letter to the directors [...]

Subscribers only Energy 24.10.2017

Lutfur Rahman Khan musters networks to gain more ground

After trying to secure oil permits in Africa for the past several months, Canadian junior Stamper Oil & Gas is [...]

Subscribers only Energy 24.10.2017

Has the countdown to normalised ties begun?

The most recent UN General Assembly offered Khartoum a fresh chance to lobby for the lifting of the sanctions weighing on the country since 1997.

Subscribers only Politics 06.10.2017

Sandy Wade, Africa Advisory Partners's ‘local' card

Africa Advisory Partners has found a new partner in the shape of Sandy Wade, OBE, to help it expand its [...]

Subscribers only 06.10.2017

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Does lifting sanctions depend on normalising relations with Israel?

Statements made in late August by the deputy prime minister and minister for investment, Mubarak al-Fadil al-Mahdi, concerning relations between Sudan and Israel have triggered a polemic. Is Omar al-Bashir's regime going to have to establish closer ties with Benjamin [.

Subscribers only Politics 22.09.2017

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Sudan

Ghandour, the architect behind the lifting of US sanctions, is sidelined

A tightening of borders across the region

Ghandour stands up the French…

Are the peace talks doomed in advance?

Luftur Rahman Khan starts over at Stamper with same line-up

The Turkish crescent arcs across Egypt and Saudi Arabia

China mulling a Plan B without Djibouti

Adepta to send French farmers to Khartoum

Renaissance: BRL caught between Cairo and Addis

Herb Dhaliwal, Stamper's trump card to attract Canadian funds

Spotlight
With the US sanctions lifted, al-Bashir stabs Trump in the back in Moscow

Moussa Hillal brought to heel

Onshore newcomer Stamper carefully plots its course

An American lawyer accuses Khartoum of not paying its bills

Will Paris soon be hosting the Sudanese foreign minister?

The British peer Lord Sheikh champions Khartoum

Oil: game over for Yemenite billionaire Shaher Abdulhak

Lutfur Rahman Khan musters networks to gain more ground

Has the countdown to normalised ties begun?

Sandy Wade, Africa Advisory Partners's ‘local' card

Spotlight
Does lifting sanctions depend on normalising relations with Israel?

The clampdown on the illicit gum arabic trade takes shape

Green light for the lifting of American sanctions?

Belarusians hanker after slice of mining pie

Is Khartoum cozying up to Africom ?

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Sudan

Ghandour, the architect behind the lifting of US sanctions, is sidelined

A tightening of borders across the region

Ghandour stands up the French…

Are the peace talks doomed in advance?

Luftur Rahman Khan starts over at Stamper with same line-up

The Turkish crescent arcs across Egypt and Saudi Arabia

China mulling a Plan B without Djibouti

Adepta to send French farmers to Khartoum

Renaissance: BRL caught between Cairo and Addis

Herb Dhaliwal, Stamper's trump card to attract Canadian funds

Spotlight With the US sanctions lifted, al-Bashir stabs Trump in the back in Moscow

Moussa Hillal brought to heel

Onshore newcomer Stamper carefully plots its course

An American lawyer accuses Khartoum of not paying its bills

Will Paris soon be hosting the Sudanese foreign minister?

The British peer Lord Sheikh champions Khartoum

Oil: game over for Yemenite billionaire Shaher Abdulhak

Lutfur Rahman Khan musters networks to gain more ground

Has the countdown to normalised ties begun?

Sandy Wade, Africa Advisory Partners's ‘local' card

Spotlight Does lifting sanctions depend on normalising relations with Israel?

The clampdown on the illicit gum arabic trade takes shape

Green light for the lifting of American sanctions?

Belarusians hanker after slice of mining pie

Is Khartoum cozying up to Africom ?

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About Africa Intelligence

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Africa Intelligence on social media

Indigo Publications' websites

Spotlight
With the US sanctions lifted, al-Bashir stabs Trump in the back in Moscow

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Does lifting sanctions depend on normalising relations with Israel?