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Sudan

Khartoum, Riyadh’s go-between with Asmara

At the bidding of Saudi Arabia, Sudan is trying to persuade its neighbour Eritrea to break with Iran and the Houthis.

Subscribers only Politics 27.01.2017

Will the United Arab Emirates control the Red Sea's African coastline?

Already running commercial ports in Djibouti and Berbera, the UAE are developing more and more military installations on the Red Sea, to Ethiopia's consternation.

Subscribers only Politics 13.01.2017

Flogging off the family jewels amid a spate of scandals

Omar al-Bashir’s regime is showing all the signs of a system on the verge of implosion. While the country is [...]

Subscribers only Politics 13.01.2017

CHEC restructures to develop its projects

China Harbour Engineering Co (CHEC) has appointed a new manager [...]

Subscribers only Business 13.01.2017

Tycoon Osama Daoud Abdellatif in rush for gold - and iron

Boss of the conglomerate Dal Group that already operates in the agribusiness, construction and real estate fields, the Sudanese magnate [...]

Subscribers only Mining 10.01.2017

How Khartoum is seeking to mollify Beijing about its debts

A confidential memo drafted the day before Omar El Bechir arrived on a visit to a capital in the Gulf [...]

Subscribers only Politics 23.12.2016

Oil talks vital for Kiir Regime's very survival

Africa Energy Intelligence understands that new talks are to begin in Khartoum later this month between the oil ministers of [...]

Subscribers only Energy 13.12.2016

Army placed on alert

According to a security services document seen by Indian Ocean [...]

Subscribers only Politics 09.12.2016

Security stepped up amid risk of economic collapse

To keep the population in check as prices go through the roof, al-Bashir gets tougher.

Subscribers only Politics 25.11.2016

Sudan renews its contract with White & Case

The Washington-based law firm White & Case had its contract [...]

Subscribers only Business 25.11.2016

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Khartoum organises war in Darfur with Riyadh’s support

Amidst a high media blaze, Sudanese President Omar Al Bashir went on an official visit to Riyadh for a meeting with King Salman bin Abdelaziz on 24 October. The Indian Ocean Newsletter has learnt that this visit was preceded on [.

Subscribers only Politics 11.11.2016

Mines are a presidential family affair

A lucky star could well be hovering over the cradle of the junior Fortune Minerals and Construction (FMC) that has [...]

Subscribers only Mining 25.10.2016

Jean-Michel Dumond, EU rep in Khartoum

Just as he reached the end of his five year mandate in Kinshasa, the former European Union (EU) ambassador to [...]

Subscribers only 16.09.2016

Diggers lead the way in gold sector

The traditional artisanal gold sector comes out on top in [...]

Subscribers only Mining 26.07.2016

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Will Brexit bring Africa out with it?

East Africa as a whole is becoming the collateral damage of the United Kingdom’s vote to withdraw from the European Union in the referendum on 23 June. The financial, economic and security stakes in the East African countries are little [.

Subscribers only Politics 15.07.2016

Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, former Janjaweed to protect EU

Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, aka Hemeti, a Rapid Support Forces (RSF) commander under the National Intelligence and Security Service (NISS), was [...]

Subscribers only 15.07.2016

AGS goes moving and shaking

By September 2016, the group AGS, the leading European removals [...]

Subscribers only Business 15.07.2016

Sudanese intelligence pulls one over NCA

The deputy director of the National Crime Agency (NCA), Tom Dowdall, seemed very sure of himself on 7 June when [...]

Free access Politics 17.06.2016

One complication after another in the sale of Canar's shares

The telecommunications company Etisalat based in the United Arab Emirates [...]

Subscribers only Business 17.06.2016

Dak Duop Bishok has new - and closer - handle on the oil business

Serving as oil minister since South Sudan’s independence in July, 2011, Stephen Dhieu Dau has turned the job over to [...]

Subscribers only Energy 24.05.2016

Imbroglio in the north adds to the imbroglio in the south

Unlikely alliances are being established between rebels and government forces, both in Sudan and in South Sudan. They complicate a situation that is getting out of control. We explain the situation.

Subscribers only Politics 01.04.2016

US holds Khartoum responsible for 1998 bombings

The judge at the court of Columbia, John D. Bates, ruled unequivocally in the class action to determine the liability [...]

Subscribers only Politics 01.04.2016

The civil wars in a tangle

"General" al-Tom an-Nour Daldum, head of the former militia Murahlin made up of Fertit combatants from Bahr-el-Ghazal and Rizzeyqat in [...]

Subscribers only Politics 18.03.2016

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How Al Bachir is working to spin fortunes from gold

Sudan’s government has gone into overdrive to increase its gains from the gold bonanza as Sudanese companies stepped forward at the first-ever Sudan International Mining Business Forum & Exhibition (SIMFE) in Khartoum between Feb. 22-24.President Omar Al Bashir is tightening [.

Subscribers only Mining 01.03.2016

Janjaweed leader Hilal tries his luck with gold

A former leader of Sudan’s notorious Janjaweed militia, Musa Hilal, now controls an artisanal gold mine of significant size near [...]

Subscribers only Mining 01.03.2016

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Sudan

Khartoum, Riyadh’s go-between with Asmara

Will the United Arab Emirates control the Red Sea's African coastline?

Flogging off the family jewels amid a spate of scandals

CHEC restructures to develop its projects

Tycoon Osama Daoud Abdellatif in rush for gold - and iron

How Khartoum is seeking to mollify Beijing about its debts

Oil talks vital for Kiir Regime's very survival

Army placed on alert

Security stepped up amid risk of economic collapse

Sudan renews its contract with White & Case

Spotlight
Khartoum organises war in Darfur with Riyadh’s support

Mines are a presidential family affair

Jean-Michel Dumond, EU rep in Khartoum

Diggers lead the way in gold sector

Spotlight
Will Brexit bring Africa out with it?

Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, former Janjaweed to protect EU

AGS goes moving and shaking

Sudanese intelligence pulls one over NCA

One complication after another in the sale of Canar's shares

Dak Duop Bishok has new - and closer - handle on the oil business

Imbroglio in the north adds to the imbroglio in the south

US holds Khartoum responsible for 1998 bombings

The civil wars in a tangle

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How Al Bachir is working to spin fortunes from gold

Janjaweed leader Hilal tries his luck with gold

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Sudan

Khartoum, Riyadh’s go-between with Asmara

Will the United Arab Emirates control the Red Sea's African coastline?

Flogging off the family jewels amid a spate of scandals

CHEC restructures to develop its projects

Tycoon Osama Daoud Abdellatif in rush for gold - and iron

How Khartoum is seeking to mollify Beijing about its debts

Oil talks vital for Kiir Regime's very survival

Army placed on alert

Security stepped up amid risk of economic collapse

Sudan renews its contract with White & Case

Spotlight Khartoum organises war in Darfur with Riyadh’s support

Mines are a presidential family affair

Jean-Michel Dumond, EU rep in Khartoum

Diggers lead the way in gold sector

Spotlight Will Brexit bring Africa out with it?

Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, former Janjaweed to protect EU

AGS goes moving and shaking

Sudanese intelligence pulls one over NCA

One complication after another in the sale of Canar's shares

Dak Duop Bishok has new - and closer - handle on the oil business

Imbroglio in the north adds to the imbroglio in the south

US holds Khartoum responsible for 1998 bombings

The civil wars in a tangle

Spotlight How Al Bachir is working to spin fortunes from gold

Janjaweed leader Hilal tries his luck with gold

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Khartoum organises war in Darfur with Riyadh’s support

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How Al Bachir is working to spin fortunes from gold