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Khartoum reassures foreign miners to curry favour with IMF and Biden

A new police unit to prevent violence and gold trafficking is what the Sudanese government has promised for the coming months, hoping to attract investors, but also the support of international donors. [...]

Published on 18.02.2021 at 05:00 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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Mining

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Sudan
Sun Peak Metals, blocked by Tigray conflict, targets Sudan mineral resources

The Canadian junior is unable to explore its gold, copper and zinc project in northern Ethiopia because of the conflict there. Its boss recently met with mining authorities in neighbouring Sudan, which is riding high after the lifting of US sanctions and good news from the recent Paris conference on African economies.

Subscribers only Mining 09.06.2021

Sudan
New investment minister Al-Hadi Mohamed takes on push-me-pull-you role

Sudan's minister of investment and international cooperation Al-Hadi Mohamed Ibrahim will have to accept a few contradictions in order to carry out his new role.

Subscribers only Politics 30.03.2021

Africa, United States
Biden gets to work on Africa, makes first appointments

The new US head of state and his vice president, Kamala Harris, have begun holding talks with several African heads of state. The newly appointed Africa director in the National Security Council was sitting on the call.

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Hemeti struggling to finance path to peace

Deemed overly ambitious, the peace deal Khartoum agreed to with rebel groups in October is having trouble finding funds.

Subscribers only Politics 16.02.2021

People celebrate after the signing of the Juba agreement on October 3, 2020.

Spotlight | Sudan
Biden, Macron and Johnson cosy up to sanctions-free Khartoum

Newly freed from the US sanctions that locked it out of the world's financial markets, Khartoum is set to make its international comeback. The next six months will see France, the UK, and the US jostle to become Sudan's leading partner, especially when it comes to debt restructuring.

Subscribers only Business 21.01.2021

Sudan
State-run Ariab fails to build on its mountain of gold

Economically distressed Sudan could desperately do with the financial boost it would get from the tons of gold already extracted by Ariab. The precious metal just needs to be processed before it can be sold.

Subscribers only Mining 22.12.2020

Sudan
Vested interests in play as Sudan sits on its hands over gold smuggling

As it negotiates to re-establish relations with the International Monetary Fund, Sudan is under pressure to better control its gold exports. The trouble is, the yellow metal's leading dealers sit on the ruling Sovereign Council.

Subscribers only Mining, Business 28.09.2020

Gold bars seized from a plane by Sudanese Rapid Support Forces at Khartoum Airport are displayed in an investigation into possible smuggling, in Khartoum, Sudan May 9, 2019.

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Fertiliser giants Indorama and Dangote in murky waters over urea shortage

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Washington watches as Tehran negotiates with Niamey for 300 tonnes of uranium

Sudan
Khartoum reassures foreign miners to curry favour with IMF and Biden

Sudan
Sun Peak Metals, blocked by Tigray conflict, targets Sudan mineral resources

Sudan
New investment minister Al-Hadi Mohamed takes on push-me-pull-you role

Africa, United States
Biden gets to work on Africa, makes first appointments

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Hemeti struggling to finance path to peace

Spotlight | Sudan
Biden, Macron and Johnson cosy up to sanctions-free Khartoum

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Vested interests in play as Sudan sits on its hands over gold smuggling