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Sudan

UPDF ready to come to Juba's aid

Some higher officers from the Uganda People’s Defence Force and the South Sudan army have devised a plan to jointly fight Sudanese dissident militia.

Subscribers only Politics 01.04.2011

The Juba government top of the bill in Austria

The government of South Sudan will be the guest of [...]

Subscribers only 01.04.2011

Petronas first to deal with Juba

The Malaysian oil group has become the first oil concern to pen a cooperation pact with the new South Sudan government.

Free access Energy 22.03.2011

Oil audit shelved

An audit on the amount of oil produced in Sudan [...]

Subscribers only Energy 22.02.2011

Salva Kiir’s inner circle

In publicly accepting South Sudan is on the road to independence, President Omar al Bashir has silenced Salva Kiir’s potential rivals in Juba.

Subscribers only Politics 18.02.2011

Sudapet

Sudan’s national oil company Sudapet, which will start managing oil [...]

Subscribers only Energy 08.02.2011

A tricky oil transition

Sudanese president Omar el Bechir finally decided against dismissing all [...]

Subscribers only Energy 08.02.2011

Khartoum has promised to help Ethiopian Islamist rebels

A delegation from the Islamic Front for the Liberation of [...]

Subscribers only 04.02.2011

How to export crude?

Africa Energy Intelligence has been told by Sudan’s oil ministry, [...]

Subscribers only Energy 25.01.2011

Spotlight
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 [.

Subscribers only Politics 21.01.2011

Two press groups eyeing Juba

Two Kenyan media groups are trying to obtain operating licences from the Juba authorities, in view of the prospect of South Sudan gaining independence.

Subscribers only Business 21.01.2011

The President of Somaliland invited to South Sudan

The President of Somaliland, Ahmed Mohamed Mahamoud known as Silanyo [...]

Subscribers only 21.01.2011

Nile Petroleum

Khartoum, which is gradually preparing itself for the secession of [...]

Subscribers only Energy 11.01.2011

A very belated oil audit

With the referendum on South Sudan’s independence scheduled to be [...]

Subscribers only Energy 11.01.2011

Lual Deng

Lual Deng, Sudan's oil minister, promised in early January to [...]

Subscribers only Energy 11.01.2011

Qatar to Hook Up with Total

A delegation from South Sudan is due to shortly visit Doha for talks with Qatar Petroleum on the oil company [...]

Free access Energy 07.12.2010

How Juba Will See to Power Supply

With Sudan likely to split in two following January’s referendum, what opportunities will arise for investment in the power sector in the South? And will Khartoum interfere?

Subscribers only Energy 07.12.2010

Sudapet

Khartoum is trying to speed up exploration in areas under [...]

Subscribers only Energy 07.12.2010

Darfur rebel chief's tour of Africa

Abdel-Wahid Mohamed al-Nur is being intransigent with Khartoum but weak militarily. He is nevertheless trying to round up his troops.

Subscribers only Politics 03.12.2010

Sudapet

Sudan’s state minister for petroleum, secretary for oil, Ali Ahmed [...]

Subscribers only Energy 23.11.2010

Salva Kiir ready to hand over the helm

The President of South Sudan is weary of being sandwiched between the government of Khartoum and the South population’s desire for independence.

Subscribers only Politics 19.11.2010

Norway Backs Sudapet

The results of work by Norwegian companies to improve the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 09.11.2010

BRGM

A group of Sudanese geologists is to undergo training in [...]

Subscribers only Business 05.11.2010

Juba already eyeing future port of Lamu

The government of South Sudan wants to harmonise its East African Rail project with the port of Lamu planned by its counterpart in Kenya.

Subscribers only Business 22.10.2010

US firms inching into Juba

The American Senator John Kerry has tabled a bill to facilitate US aid and investment in South Sudan. We focus here on the several firms that have anticipated it.

Subscribers only Business 22.10.2010

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The Tshisekedi clan's dangerous ties with cobalt looting "cartels"

Gabon
Gunvor secrets (2/2): the hidden clauses of the Assala Energy buyout

Sudan

UPDF ready to come to Juba's aid

The Juba government top of the bill in Austria

Petronas first to deal with Juba

Oil audit shelved

Salva Kiir’s inner circle

Sudapet

A tricky oil transition

Khartoum has promised to help Ethiopian Islamist rebels

How to export crude?

Spotlight
Spotlight on networks of influence in Juba

Two press groups eyeing Juba

The President of Somaliland invited to South Sudan

Nile Petroleum

A very belated oil audit

Lual Deng

Qatar to Hook Up with Total

How Juba Will See to Power Supply

Sudapet

Darfur rebel chief's tour of Africa

Sudapet

Salva Kiir ready to hand over the helm

Norway Backs Sudapet

BRGM

Juba already eyeing future port of Lamu

US firms inching into Juba

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Sudan

UPDF ready to come to Juba's aid

The Juba government top of the bill in Austria

Petronas first to deal with Juba

Oil audit shelved

Salva Kiir’s inner circle

Sudapet

A tricky oil transition

Khartoum has promised to help Ethiopian Islamist rebels

How to export crude?

Spotlight Spotlight on networks of influence in Juba

Two press groups eyeing Juba

The President of Somaliland invited to South Sudan

Nile Petroleum

A very belated oil audit

Lual Deng

Qatar to Hook Up with Total

How Juba Will See to Power Supply

Sudapet

Darfur rebel chief's tour of Africa

Sudapet

Salva Kiir ready to hand over the helm

Norway Backs Sudapet

BRGM

Juba already eyeing future port of Lamu

US firms inching into Juba

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DRC
The Tshisekedi clan's dangerous ties with cobalt looting "cartels"

Gabon
Gunvor secrets (2/2): the hidden clauses of the Assala Energy buyout

Spotlight
Spotlight on networks of influence in Juba