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Sudan

Burnishing Partnership

Sudanese foreign minister Lam Akol, a previous leader of the rebellion in southern Sudan, flew to Moscow last week to [...]

Subscribers only Energy 23.05.2006

Clashes at Merowe

According to the daily Sudan Tribune, a series of clashes [...]

Subscribers only Energy 23.05.2006

A Khartoum/Sao Paulo axis

Sudan’s under-secretary for foreign affairs, Mutrif Seddig went to Sao Paulo last week to sign a memorandum on the ways [...]

Subscribers only Politics 18.05.2006

Sudanese firm looking for Dutch partner

The Sudanese company Zwan Devlopment Co is looking for a [...]

Subscribers only 18.05.2006

Sixteen Ambassadors from the South

At the end of April, the Administration of South Sudan designated sixteen ambassadors from South Sudan, with the approval of [...]

Subscribers only Politics 12.05.2006

Nuer support Jarch Management

The small company claiming to have an oil permit in South Sudan has obtained the support of the Nuer, who oppose the Dinka in Salva Kiir’s SPLM.

Subscribers only Politics 28.04.2006

Katherine J. Almquist

The new person appointed by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) to head its mission in Khartoum, now [...]

Subscribers only 28.04.2006

Jacques Gérard

Jacques Gérard, the diplomat who will represent France in Juba, South Sudan, from next month, is to celebrate his sixtieth [...]

Subscribers only 21.04.2006

A national oil panel that sprang out of last year’s peace treaty between Khartoum and rebels in the south is slowly being formed. It will begin by examining all oil concessions awarded by north and south.

Subscribers only Energy 18.04.2006

Output Soon to Double

The opening of a new pipeline will combine with production start-ups on new fields to help Sudan boost production from 300,000 bpd to 600,000 bpd by year’s end.

Subscribers only Energy 18.04.2006

Trouble at Merowe Dam

Inhabitants of the Amri area who are to be displaced [...]

Subscribers only Energy 18.04.2006

Medef’s mission to Khartoum put back

The French employers’ federation Mouvement des entreprises de France (Medef International) has not been lucky with Sudan. On 20 December [...]

Subscribers only Politics 14.04.2006

A Ugandan woman in Sudan

The former Ugandan Minister Betty Bigombe could be the next special envoy of the United Nations to Sudan.

Subscribers only Diplomacy 14.04.2006

A third scoundrel

A third "scoundrel" has joined in the conflict between Total and White Nile for block B.

Subscribers only 07.04.2006

A business forum on Sudan

The German employers’ organisation Afrika-Verein and the Sudanese Business & [...]

Subscribers only 07.04.2006

Double Dispute on Block B

Britain’s White Nile company, which is contesting the rights of Total on block B in the south of Sudan, is now seeing its own rights challenged by the American concern Jarch Capital.

Subscribers only Energy 04.04.2006

Privatisation of a bank

The government of Sudan has put a State bank up for sale. At the beginning of May it will have to choose a candidate among the numerous potential buyers.

Subscribers only 31.03.2006

Chinese in Mine Play

The leading investor in Sudan’s oil industry, China is also extending its reach in the mining sector. The North China [...]

Subscribers only Mining 28.03.2006

The CMA-CGM's harsh verdict on the Horn of Africa

Speaking at the colloquium on the Horn of Africa, held at the Senate in Paris on 2 March, the proceedings [...]

Subscribers only 24.03.2006

Hélène Le Gal

The new sub-director for Central and Eastern Africa of the French Ministry for Foreign Affairs has to a certain extent [...]

Subscribers only 24.03.2006

An advertising supplement on Sudan in the New York Times

Having already produced a number of advertising supplements since the [...]

Subscribers only 24.03.2006

Sharing the Riches

Since the end of last year, the new south Sudanese government has been receiving its share of Sudan’s oil revenue, [...]

Subscribers only Energy 21.03.2006

White Nile Hits Snags in South

South Sudan’s government isn’t unanimously in favor of the province’s tie with the British oil firm White Nile.

Subscribers only Energy 21.03.2006

ONGC To Team Up with Reliance?

After its setback in Nigeria (see above), India’s ONG Videsh [...]

Subscribers only Energy 21.03.2006

A top Brazilian civil servant...

A top Brazilian civil servant has just been appointed his [...]

Subscribers only 17.03.2006

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Sudan

Burnishing Partnership

Clashes at Merowe

A Khartoum/Sao Paulo axis

Sudanese firm looking for Dutch partner

Sixteen Ambassadors from the South

Nuer support Jarch Management

Katherine J. Almquist

Jacques Gérard

A Quest for Compromise

Output Soon to Double

Trouble at Merowe Dam

Medef’s mission to Khartoum put back

A Ugandan woman in Sudan

A third scoundrel

A business forum on Sudan

Double Dispute on Block B

Privatisation of a bank

Chinese in Mine Play

The CMA-CGM's harsh verdict on the Horn of Africa

Hélène Le Gal

An advertising supplement on Sudan in the New York Times

Sharing the Riches

White Nile Hits Snags in South

ONGC To Team Up with Reliance?

A top Brazilian civil servant...

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Sudan

Burnishing Partnership

Clashes at Merowe

A Khartoum/Sao Paulo axis

Sudanese firm looking for Dutch partner

Sixteen Ambassadors from the South

Nuer support Jarch Management

Katherine J. Almquist

Jacques Gérard

A Quest for Compromise

Output Soon to Double

Trouble at Merowe Dam

Medef’s mission to Khartoum put back

A Ugandan woman in Sudan

A third scoundrel

A business forum on Sudan

Double Dispute on Block B

Privatisation of a bank

Chinese in Mine Play

The CMA-CGM's harsh verdict on the Horn of Africa

Hélène Le Gal

An advertising supplement on Sudan in the New York Times

Sharing the Riches

White Nile Hits Snags in South

ONGC To Team Up with Reliance?

A top Brazilian civil servant...

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