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Sudan

Canadians move on Block 7?

The relative improvement in relations between Khartoum and Juba will speed up the process of awarding blocks near the border.

Subscribers only Energy 09.10.2012

North files case against South

Although north and south Sudan managed to reach a precarious compromise on oil this summer, Sudapet, the national company in [...]

Free access Energy 11.09.2012

Petrolines

Although the state-owned Sudanese firm Petrolines, which specializes in oil [...]

Subscribers only Energy 11.09.2012

Afars worried by death of Meles

Two hundred Afars from Djibouti, Ethiopia and Eritrea or from the Diaspora in Europe and the United States, converged on Brussels to meet from 30 August to 2 September.

Subscribers only Politics 07.09.2012

Majors snub Khartoum

The results of a bidding round for six blocks put up for sale at the end of 2011 have been announced. A few surprises and a lot of small unknown companies sprang out of the box.

Subscribers only Energy 10.07.2012

SPLM-N gets poor results in Paris

Two leaders of the Sudan People's Liberation Movement-North (SPLM-N) were in Paris this week to make the French socialist leaders aware of their cause.

Subscribers only Politics 06.07.2012

La Mancha sitting on a gold mine

The Hassai concession, which houses the gold mine of the [...]

Subscribers only Mining 03.07.2012

EU creates new anti-piracy mission

A third European Union (EU) mission will soon be fighting maritime piracy in the Indian Ocean and off the Horn [...]

Subscribers only 25.06.2012

Yoweri Museveni’s ally in Sudan

Abdel-Aziz Al-Hilu, the military commander of the Sudan Revolutionary Front (SRF), the armed opposition to the Khartoum regime, has the full backing of the Ugandan authorities.

Subscribers only Politics 25.05.2012

Sudapet

Sudanese oil minister Awad Al Jaz is expected to shortly [...]

Subscribers only Energy 15.05.2012

War to cost Khartoum a mint

Khartoum’s armed conflict with forces from South Sudan in the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 15.05.2012

Rebels backed by Khartoum

A phenomenon little addressed by United Nations resolutions nevertheless plays a role in the conflict between the two Sudans: that of southern rebels supported by Khartoum.

Subscribers only Politics 11.05.2012

Khartoum looks westwards

A trip by Niger's president to Sudan and Chad resulted in several oil agreements being signed to the delight of Omar El Bachir.

Subscribers only Energy 01.05.2012

Spotlight
Two countries at war in all but name

In keeping with its interest in preventing a conflict between the two Sudans before its presidential election in November, the United States has been trying for months to temper President Salva Kiir of South Sudan while at the same time [.

Subscribers only Politics 27.04.2012

Museveni in full tilt against Bashir

Despite official denials, Kampala is playing the card of backing the anti-Khartoum rebels of the Sudan Revolutionary Front (SRF).

Subscribers only Politics 27.04.2012

Amarendra Khatua

Amarendra Khatua, India's special envoy in north and south Sudan, [...]

Subscribers only Energy 10.04.2012

Odinga’s promises to Salva Kiir

Prime Minister Raila Odinga promised Salva Kiir that he would mediate in the conflict with Khartoum.

Subscribers only Politics 06.04.2012

Maurel waiting in the wings

After buying into Nigeria last year, Maurel & Prom is showing a keen interest in Sudan.

Subscribers only Energy 27.03.2012

SPLM-North has a new lobbyist in Washington

The Sudan People’s Liberation Movement-North (SPLM-North) has asked one of its American supporters, Esther Marie Sprague, to represent it in [...]

Subscribers only 14.03.2012

Billionaire in Red Sea deal

PetroTrans, already active in Ethiopia’s Ogaden area, has linked up with a Hong Kong billionaire to explore blocks that Khartoum is putting on sale.

Subscribers only Energy 31.01.2012

A first well in Darfur

The Great Sahara consortium is about to drill the first well in the Sudanese part of the Kufra basin. Oil companies in neighboring Chad are interested in the outcome.

Subscribers only Energy 17.01.2012

Khartoum needs higher output

With production marking time at just 100,000 bpd since the independence of South Sudan, Khartoum’s new oil minister is being forced to speed up exploration.

Subscribers only Energy 03.01.2012

How PetroTrans will export gas

PetroTrans, a Hong Kong-based company which bought Petronas’ concessions in Ethiopia last July, is expected by the end of January [...]

Subscribers only Energy 03.01.2012

U.S. sanctions eased

For want of finding a clever way to do business [...]

Subscribers only Energy 03.01.2012

Liu Guijin

One of China’s most seasoned diplomats, Liu Guijin, travelled to Juba on Dec. 7 and to Khartoum on Dec. 8 [...]

Subscribers only Energy 13.12.2011

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Sudan

Canadians move on Block 7?

North files case against South

Petrolines

Afars worried by death of Meles

Majors snub Khartoum

SPLM-N gets poor results in Paris

La Mancha sitting on a gold mine

EU creates new anti-piracy mission

Yoweri Museveni’s ally in Sudan

Sudapet

War to cost Khartoum a mint

Rebels backed by Khartoum

Khartoum looks westwards

Spotlight
Two countries at war in all but name

Museveni in full tilt against Bashir

Amarendra Khatua

Odinga’s promises to Salva Kiir

Maurel waiting in the wings

SPLM-North has a new lobbyist in Washington

Billionaire in Red Sea deal

A first well in Darfur

Khartoum needs higher output

How PetroTrans will export gas

U.S. sanctions eased

Liu Guijin

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Sudan

Canadians move on Block 7?

North files case against South

Petrolines

Afars worried by death of Meles

Majors snub Khartoum

SPLM-N gets poor results in Paris

La Mancha sitting on a gold mine

EU creates new anti-piracy mission

Yoweri Museveni’s ally in Sudan

Sudapet

War to cost Khartoum a mint

Rebels backed by Khartoum

Khartoum looks westwards

Spotlight Two countries at war in all but name

Museveni in full tilt against Bashir

Amarendra Khatua

Odinga’s promises to Salva Kiir

Maurel waiting in the wings

SPLM-North has a new lobbyist in Washington

Billionaire in Red Sea deal

A first well in Darfur

Khartoum needs higher output

How PetroTrans will export gas

U.S. sanctions eased

Liu Guijin

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Two countries at war in all but name