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Sudan
No embargo on Sudanese oil

In spite of intense lobbying by the European Coalition on [...]

Published on 11/01/2003 at 10:00 GMT

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Sudan
Oil to Win Over IGAD?

Kenya has begun to import oil from Sudan on the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 17.07.2001

Chad
Concorp Move on Sedigui?

The group Concorp International Limited headed by the Sudanese businessman Mohammed Abdallah Jar al Nabi has reportedly taken over a [...]

Subscribers only Energy 02.05.2000

Sudan
HAWKS GET BOLDER IN WASHINGTON

Now back from a tour of southern Sudan (ION 860), the coalition of American parliamentarians favourable to overturning the power [...]

Subscribers only 10.07.1999

Sudan
PROMISING WELL FOR IPC

IPC Sudan Limited (IPC), an affiliate of Sweden's Lundin group, has completed the Thar Jath well in Block 5A in [...]

Subscribers only Energy 02.06.1999

Sudan
MALAYSIAN BREAKTHROUGH IN KHARTOUM

More and more Malaysian companies are jostling to set up in Sudan and a strong contingent is expected to be [...]

Subscribers only 16.01.1999

Sudan
WHO WILL BUILD REFINERY?

Companies from France and Argentina are to build a refinery that Sudan is planning to construct north of Khartoum, according [...]

Subscribers only Energy 23.09.1998

Sudan
MALAYSIA GOES A FULL HOUSE

Malaysia, already present in exploration for petroleum in Sudan via its national company Petronas, is to reinforce cooperation with the [...]

Subscribers only 11.07.1998

Sudan
CNPC/PETRONAS/ARAKIS PACT

Sudanese energy and mines minister Awad Ahmed al Jaz signed an agreement in Khartoum on March 1 with officials from [...]

Subscribers only Energy 05.03.1997

Libya
THE STAKES

The fact that the Europeans are showing concerted determination in facing up to the new US Iran and Libyan Sanctions [...]

Subscribers only Energy 28.08.1996

Sudan
KHARTOUM AND THE OIL DISTRIBUTORS

After having asked the four petroleum product distribution companies (Agip, Mobil, Nile Petroleum Co, Shell) at the beginning of February [...]

Subscribers only 23.03.1996

Africa, European Union
CRUDE SALES JUMP BY 4.5% IN 1994

European imports of African crude in 1994 rose by 4.5% [...]

Subscribers only Energy 24.05.1995

Spotlight | Sudan
THE $300 MILLION QUESTION

Arakis is scheduled by the end of October to resume its drilling programme on Chevron's former Sudanese permits in order to test 29 wells out of the 34 that Chevron had drilled. But financing for the pipeline to Port Sudan, [.

Subscribers only Energy 12.10.1994

Egypt
GAS BOOM?

At the outset of 1994 Egypt's proven gas reserves were officially estimated at 21 TCF (595 billion cu.m.) compared to [...]

Subscribers only Energy 16.02.1994

Cameroon, Chad
ROUGH ROAD FOR PIPELINE

An engineering study carried out by Gulf Interstate Engineering on the environmental, social and economic impact of the future Chad-Cameroon [...]

Subscribers only Energy 03.02.1994

Madagascar
ACCORD WITH WORLD BANK

Although the new Malagasy government has barely taken office after being appointed in late August, the country's programme to liberalize [...]

Subscribers only Energy 21.09.1993

Spotlight | Algeria
NEW RACE AGAINST TIME

The Mafia-style murder of Kasdi Merbah on Saturday made it clear that the new government to be formed this week following the dismissal of Prime Minister Belaid Abdesslam and his replacement by Redha Malek is unlikely to escape from the [.

Subscribers only Energy 25.08.1993

Spotlight | Rwanda
ELECTRICITY PRIVATIZED

Along with the Ivory Coast, and shortly Guinea, Rwanda will count among the first African countries to privatize the management of its electricity sector with a "Project for the Rehabilitation of the Energy Sector" for which the International Development Association [.

Subscribers only Energy 11.03.1993

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Sudan
Oil to Win Over IGAD?

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Concorp Move on Sedigui?

Sudan
HAWKS GET BOLDER IN WASHINGTON

Sudan
PROMISING WELL FOR IPC

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MALAYSIAN BREAKTHROUGH IN KHARTOUM

Sudan
WHO WILL BUILD REFINERY?

Sudan
MALAYSIA GOES A FULL HOUSE

Sudan
CNPC/PETRONAS/ARAKIS PACT

Libya
THE STAKES

Sudan
KHARTOUM AND THE OIL DISTRIBUTORS

Africa, European Union
CRUDE SALES JUMP BY 4.5% IN 1994

Spotlight | Sudan
THE $300 MILLION QUESTION

Egypt
GAS BOOM?

Cameroon, Chad
ROUGH ROAD FOR PIPELINE

Madagascar
ACCORD WITH WORLD BANK

Spotlight | Algeria
NEW RACE AGAINST TIME

Spotlight | Rwanda
ELECTRICITY PRIVATIZED

Algeria, Morocco
NEW HEADWAY FOR GAS PIPELINE

Sudan
OIL ZONES CLEARED

Egypt, Sudan
Rift over maritime zones

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Sudan Oil to Win Over IGAD?

Chad Concorp Move on Sedigui?

Sudan HAWKS GET BOLDER IN WASHINGTON

Sudan PROMISING WELL FOR IPC

Sudan MALAYSIAN BREAKTHROUGH IN KHARTOUM

Sudan WHO WILL BUILD REFINERY?

Sudan MALAYSIA GOES A FULL HOUSE

Sudan CNPC/PETRONAS/ARAKIS PACT

Libya THE STAKES

Sudan KHARTOUM AND THE OIL DISTRIBUTORS

Africa, European Union CRUDE SALES JUMP BY 4.5% IN 1994

Spotlight | Sudan THE $300 MILLION QUESTION

Egypt GAS BOOM?

Cameroon, Chad ROUGH ROAD FOR PIPELINE

Madagascar ACCORD WITH WORLD BANK

Spotlight | Algeria NEW RACE AGAINST TIME

Spotlight | Rwanda ELECTRICITY PRIVATIZED

Algeria, Morocco NEW HEADWAY FOR GAS PIPELINE

Sudan OIL ZONES CLEARED

Egypt, Sudan Rift over maritime zones

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Cameroon, Central African Republic
Between business and politics, the secrets of Antoine Ndzengue's rise

Senegal
Paris and Dakar mull defence relations

Sudan
No embargo on Sudanese oil

Sudan
Oil to Win Over IGAD?

Chad
Concorp Move on Sedigui?

Sudan
HAWKS GET BOLDER IN WASHINGTON

Sudan
PROMISING WELL FOR IPC

Sudan
MALAYSIAN BREAKTHROUGH IN KHARTOUM

Sudan
WHO WILL BUILD REFINERY?

Sudan
MALAYSIA GOES A FULL HOUSE

Sudan
CNPC/PETRONAS/ARAKIS PACT

Libya
THE STAKES

Sudan
KHARTOUM AND THE OIL DISTRIBUTORS

Africa, European Union
CRUDE SALES JUMP BY 4.5% IN 1994

Spotlight | Sudan
THE $300 MILLION QUESTION

Egypt
GAS BOOM?

Cameroon, Chad
ROUGH ROAD FOR PIPELINE

Madagascar
ACCORD WITH WORLD BANK

Spotlight | Algeria
NEW RACE AGAINST TIME

Spotlight | Rwanda
ELECTRICITY PRIVATIZED

Algeria, Morocco
NEW HEADWAY FOR GAS PIPELINE

Sudan
OIL ZONES CLEARED

Egypt, Sudan
Rift over maritime zones