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Spotlight | Sudan
Secession in the South, coup in the North

In the minds of those who brokered the 2005 peace agreement, the national election in April 2010 should have had a calming effect ahead of the South Sudan self-determination referendum in 2011. This scenario has now gone adrift, because there [...]

Published on 13/02/2010 at 23:03 GMT Reading time 4 minutes

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The race for post al-Bashir is under way

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Spotlight on networks of influence in Juba

In opening the door for this territory to achieve independence, the South Sudan self-determination referendum will release political ambitions and tribal rivalries in Juba, putting enormous pressure on President Salva Kiir Mayardit. The latter is counting on the loyalty of [.

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Khartoum Cut Off from South’s Oil in 2011?

The probable partition of Sudan following a referendum on self-determination next year could deprive the north of much of the country’s oil: the majority of blocks that pump petroleum lie in the south. Khartoum won’t allow such a source of [.

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National Congress Party
Omar Al Bashir
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Senegal
Guns, gold and oil drive Russia's Dakar courtship

Botswana, South Africa
From Gaborone to Antwerp, is De Beers's empire on the rocks?

Spotlight | Sudan
Secession in the South, coup in the North

Kenya, South Sudan
Who wants the head of Dong Samuel Luak?

Sudan
Flogging off the family jewels amid a spate of scandals

Spotlight | Sudan
The race for post al-Bashir is under way

Spotlight | Sudan
Spotlight on networks of influence in Juba

Spotlight | Sudan
Khartoum Cut Off from South’s Oil in 2011?