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Sudanese on-line service

After twenty years' operations in Sudan, Sudanese French Bank (SFB) [...]

Subscribers only 01.04.2000

UMMA at a crossroads

UMMA, the opposition party of Sudanese ex-prime minister Sadiq al Mahdi, suspended its membership of National Democratic Alliance (NDA) the [...]

Subscribers only Politics 25.03.2000

Sadiq Al Mahdi seeks allies

Sadiq Al Mahdi is seeking allies for his strategy of [...]

Subscribers only Politics 25.03.2000

New Canadian in petroleum

It is by the intermediary of former chairman and managing director of the Canadian company Arakis Energy Corporation, John McLeod, [...]

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Humanitarian programme plus

The European Commission has agreed to relay a Sudanese government request to European Development Fund to have its Humanitarian Programme [...]

Subscribers only 18.03.2000

EMRU WENDE

The chairman of Refugees Coordinating Committee, which groups Ethiopian refugees [...]

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Hassan Abdin Mohamed

Sudan's new ambassador to Great Britain is a former partisan of ex-president general Jaafar Mohamed Al Nimeiri. Born in Al [...]

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NGO maybe blacklisted in USA

The US State Department ever so discreetly asked United States Agency for International Development (USAID) at the end of December [...]

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Talisman Emerges Unscathed

The Feb. 14 publication by Canada's foreign affairs ministry of a report on Talisman's activity in Sudan had no effect [...]

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Clinton envoy soon in Khartoum

In its policy vis à vis Sudan, the US Administration is more and more measuring its distance from Congress' preoccupations, [...]

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LOAN FORGERON

Responsible in the service of geographical coordination of the French [...]

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Next meeting on RAP

Lifting the International Monetary Fund's declaration of non-cooperation with Sudan in August 1999 did not change anything much for Khartoum: [...]

Subscribers only 12.02.2000

Khartoum and MLC get chummy

Mouvement pour la Libération du Congo (MLC, one of the [...]

Subscribers only Politics 12.02.2000

Khartoum at the hour of liquidations

Sudan's central bank, the Bank of Sudan, has withdrawn operating authorization from Safa Credit and Investment Bank, a privately-owned investment [...]

Subscribers only 05.02.2000

Battle lines at State

The Sudanese dossier has become the subject of a veritable slugging match inside the US State Department. Backed by the [...]

Subscribers only 05.02.2000

What happened to Riek Machar?

One of the Khartoum government's southern allies has just announced [...]

Subscribers only Politics 05.02.2000

Back to Square One

The former Speaker of Sudan's Parliament, Hassan El Turabi, has made a return in strength to the helm of power [...]

Subscribers only Politics 29.01.2000

New gold permit in Sudan

Compagnie Minière Or (Cominor) was last week awarded a gold [...]

Subscribers only 29.01.2000

African Development Bank may fund technical aid

The African Development Bank (ADB) envisages presenting its management committee [...]

Subscribers only 29.01.2000

LUNDIN RESUMES DRILLING

Lundin Oil expects to complete flow tests in mid-February on its first well in the Thar Jath structure located on [...]

Subscribers only Energy 26.01.2000

SUDAN TO PROVIDE 10% OF TALISMAN'S GROWTH

The president and CEO of Talisman Energy, Jim Bucklee, says [...]

Subscribers only Energy 26.01.2000

NEW FRACTURES IN WASHINGTON

The Sudan dossier is again at the centre of bitter debate within the US State Department. This time it is [...]

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THE FRENCH DIG THEIR OWN HOLES

French firms are still trying to get established in Sudan [...]

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DOMINIQUE RENAUX

It is very probably the present under-director of the department of industrial questions and sensitive exports of the directorate of [...]

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Spotlight
IN-FIGHTING GETS TOUGHER

Not only is the conflict between Sudanese head of state Omar Hassan al Bachir and former Speaker of Parliament Hassan al Turabi not on the road to peace, it seems now to have a tendency to become international.

Subscribers only Politics 08.01.2000

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Sudan

Sudanese on-line service

UMMA at a crossroads

Sadiq Al Mahdi seeks allies

New Canadian in petroleum

Humanitarian programme plus

EMRU WENDE

Hassan Abdin Mohamed

NGO maybe blacklisted in USA

Talisman Emerges Unscathed

Clinton envoy soon in Khartoum

LOAN FORGERON

Next meeting on RAP

Khartoum and MLC get chummy

Khartoum at the hour of liquidations

Battle lines at State

What happened to Riek Machar?

Back to Square One

New gold permit in Sudan

African Development Bank may fund technical aid

LUNDIN RESUMES DRILLING

SUDAN TO PROVIDE 10% OF TALISMAN'S GROWTH

NEW FRACTURES IN WASHINGTON

THE FRENCH DIG THEIR OWN HOLES

DOMINIQUE RENAUX

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IN-FIGHTING GETS TOUGHER

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Sudan

Sudanese on-line service

UMMA at a crossroads

Sadiq Al Mahdi seeks allies

New Canadian in petroleum

Humanitarian programme plus

EMRU WENDE

Hassan Abdin Mohamed

NGO maybe blacklisted in USA

Talisman Emerges Unscathed

Clinton envoy soon in Khartoum

LOAN FORGERON

Next meeting on RAP

Khartoum and MLC get chummy

Khartoum at the hour of liquidations

Battle lines at State

What happened to Riek Machar?

Back to Square One

New gold permit in Sudan

African Development Bank may fund technical aid

LUNDIN RESUMES DRILLING

SUDAN TO PROVIDE 10% OF TALISMAN'S GROWTH

NEW FRACTURES IN WASHINGTON

THE FRENCH DIG THEIR OWN HOLES

DOMINIQUE RENAUX

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