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State strategy 23/07/2019

CNPC, ONGC and Petronas sick and tired of the fallout from the Khartoum uprising

While the meeting of July 10 between South Sudan's minister [...]

Corridors of power Defence & Security 19/07/2019

Slim chance of success for Khartoum power-sharing deal

The series of compromises and fudges involved in reaching a power-sharing deal in Khartoum on 5 July between the Transitional [...]

Corridors of power Defence & Security 05/07/2019

How Hemiti is blocking democratic transition

On 26 June, the Transitional Military Council (TMC), which is now dominated by its number 2, General Mohamed Hamdan Dalgo [...]

Business circles 05/07/2019

Dickens & Madson, Hemiti's controversial lobbyist

As well as the endorsement of the Transitional Military Council, the lobbying firm Dickens & Madson has to secure international contracts… Which may be personally beneficial. [...]

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Exploration-production 25/06/2019

Military's pressure on CNPC turns critical

The military council in power since April is getting ever more jittery, as a strike brews within the oil sector. [...]

Corridors of power Defence & Security 21/06/2019

Washington and Addis try to save Sudan from going way of Somalia…

American and Ethiopian pressure is partially succeeding in curtailing the mass violence of Hemiti and al-Burhan. [...]

Corridors of power Defence & Security 12/06/2019

Idriss Deby keeps close eye on Khartoum Free

Following the setting up of a Transitional Military Council (TMC) in Khartoum headed by General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan (see our [...]

Spotlight Corridors of power Defence & Security 07/06/2019

General Mohamed Hamdan Dalgo aka Hemiti, head of the RSF and VP of the Transitional Military Council

Balance of power in Khartoum swings to Cairo-Abu Dhabi-Riyadh axis

Building on the meeting organised on 17 May by the US assistant secretary of state for African affairs Tibor Nagy, on 21 June Berlin will host diplomats from the African Union, the United Nations, the European Union, the Intergovernmental Authority [. [...]

Power brokers 07/06/2019

Hemiti prepares to launch his own airline

According to information obtained exclusively by the Indian Ocean Newsletter, the vice president of the Transitional Military Council (TMC) and [...]

Corridors of power 24/05/2019

Complicated birth for post-Bashir institutions

Despite frictions, for the next three years Sudan will be ruled jointly by civilians and the army. [...]

State Strategy 21/05/2019

Managem's gold exports back to square one

Moroccan mining group Managem had only just settled the matter of its gold output exports with Khartoum when the Sudanese [...]

State strategy 14/05/2019

Al-Bashir's fall paves way for oil expert to take charge

The Transitional Military Council set up in the wake of Omar al-Bashir's fall in April is still relying on sector [...]

Courts and cash 14/05/2019

Forced to bow out, al-Bashir's last oil man rebounds in private sector

Sudan's former minister of oil and gas Ishag Bashir Gamaa, [...]

Corridors of power 10/05/2019

President al-Bashir's fall has weakened Ankara

The fall of Bashir in Khartoum has profoundly weakened Turkey, whose influence was largely dependent on the Muslim Brotherhood. [...]

Corridors of power Defence & Security 10/05/2019

Youthful revolution in streets against ageing politicians

As Ramadan gets under way, the standoff between civilian protesters and the Transitional Military Council (TMC) that began on 6 [...]

Corridors of power Defence & Security 10/05/2019

Hemiti, kingmaker or future king? Free

The head of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF, formerly the Janjaweed), Mohamed Hamdan Dalgo, aka Hemiti, has powerful resources at [...]

Corridors of power 10/05/2019

Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam makes waves

Egypt is seeking to convene an emergency tripartite meeting to [...]

Exploration-production 07/05/2019

Ariab Mining Co's soaring gold ambitions Free

The civil unrest in Sudan that led to the ousting of President Omar Al Bashir on April 11 (ION 1496), [...]

Spotlight Corridors of power 19/04/2019

Mohamed Hamdan Dalgo ( left), facing Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, head of TMC, is appointed as his n°2.

‘The Fall of Political Islam', Act One

With the overthrow of Omar al-Bashir on 10 April, the Muslim Brotherhood has lost Khartoum. But the deep state is well-anchored and will not be washed away so easily, not least because it is being buoyed up by the United [. [...]

Power brokers 19/04/2019

Why Abdel Fattah al-Burhan is taking over from Bashir

The length of the transition period was the main bone of contention between the army top brass and the opposition, [...]

Financing and advisory 16/04/2019

Managem still seems keen to invest despite political upheaval

The fall of Sudan's President Omar Al Bashir on April [...]

Focus Corridors of power Defence & Security 08/04/2019

Tibesti, in northern Chad, is at the heart of the conflict between rebels and the military.

Rebels and military caught up in Tibesti gold fever

Since the start of the year, the Chadian, Libyan and even Sudanese armies have been carrying out offensives and counter-offensives against ephemeral rebel groups in the Tibesti desert in northern Chad. At stake are the gold seams running across the region which are being fought over by rebels and army officers alike. [...]

Corridors of power 05/04/2019

Washington demands compensation from Khartoum

The US Congress delegation led by the Republican Gus Bilirakis [...]

Corridors of power 05/04/2019

Somalia and Somaliland at heart of regional tensions

A series of meetings between leaders in the Horn of Africa has resulted in rifts rather than reconciliation. [...]

Corridors of power 05/04/2019

Bashir's power base weakened but still holding up

The Sufi brotherhoods, the key to the president's survival, have not yet abandoned him to his fate. [...]

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CNPC, ONGC and Petronas sick and tired of the fallout from the Khartoum uprising

Slim chance of success for Khartoum power-sharing deal

How Hemiti is blocking democratic transition

Dickens & Madson, Hemiti's controversial lobbyist

Military's pressure on CNPC turns critical

Washington and Addis try to save Sudan from going way of Somalia…

Idriss Deby keeps close eye on Khartoum Free

Balance of power in Khartoum swings to Cairo-Abu Dhabi-Riyadh axis

Hemiti prepares to launch his own airline

Complicated birth for post-Bashir institutions

Managem's gold exports back to square one

Al-Bashir's fall paves way for oil expert to take charge

Forced to bow out, al-Bashir's last oil man rebounds in private sector

President al-Bashir's fall has weakened Ankara

Youthful revolution in streets against ageing politicians

Hemiti, kingmaker or future king? Free

Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam makes waves

Ariab Mining Co's soaring gold ambitions Free

‘The Fall of Political Islam', Act One

Why Abdel Fattah al-Burhan is taking over from Bashir

Managem still seems keen to invest despite political upheaval

Rebels and military caught up in Tibesti gold fever

Washington demands compensation from Khartoum

Somalia and Somaliland at heart of regional tensions

Bashir's power base weakened but still holding up

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