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Sudan

US Army lacks a long-term view

A recent report from the American GAO asked the Ministry for Defense to shed light on the future of its task force in the Horn of Africa.

Subscribers only Politics 28.05.2010

A Refinery for the South?

Anticipating the strong possibility of voters opting for a partition [...]

Subscribers only Energy 18.05.2010

Deng Alor prefers to stay in Juba

The Sudanese Minister for foreign Affairs, Deng Alor Kuol, does not want to return to Khartoum, preferring a portfolio in the South Sudan administration.

Subscribers only Politics 14.05.2010

Omar El Bashir

Omar El Bashir, the Sudanese president, officially inaugurated work on [...]

Subscribers only Energy 13.04.2010

Trashing Japanese Pipeline

A project by Toyota Tsusho Corp to build an oil [...]

Subscribers only Energy 30.03.2010

A French SMB makes a killing

Solar Euromed has just inked a deal to install 2000 MW of solar generators over ten years. The hardest part is still to come: finding the funding for such an ambitious project.

Subscribers only Business 26.03.2010

A dangerous EU observation mission to Sudan

The European Union (EU) mission to observe the elections in [...]

Subscribers only 26.03.2010

Tokyo Offers South a Pipeline

Toyota Tsusho Corp (TTC), the trading and investment arm of the Japanese conglomerate, is offering to build an oil pipeline from South Sudan to Kenya.

Subscribers only Energy 16.03.2010

How to Go Easy on Khartoum

Many believe the referendum on self-rule for South Sudan in [...]

Subscribers only Energy 16.02.2010

Spotlight
Secession in the South, coup in the North

In the minds of those who brokered the 2005 peace agreement, the national election in April 2010 should have had a calming effect ahead of the South Sudan self-determination referendum in 2011. This scenario has now gone adrift, because there [.

Subscribers only Politics 12.02.2010

Ahmed Ould Moulaye Ahmed

Ahmed Ould Moulaye Ahmed, Mauritania's oil minister, was the only [...]

Subscribers only Energy 02.02.2010

Railway project in the South revived

Costello Garang Ring Lual, a special advisor to the President of South Sudan, has succeeded in interesting an American firm in the Juba to Tororo railway project.

Subscribers only Business 29.01.2010

Total Still Seeking a Partner

No company has officially stepped forward to take over from the U.S. group Marathon on Total’s block B.

Subscribers only Energy 19.01.2010

Norplan

The Norwegian consultancy Norplan has won a contract to design [...]

Subscribers only Energy 19.01.2010

Black Star Development Co

A very discreet private company claiming to be registered in [...]

Subscribers only Business 15.01.2010

Coral Hotels & Resorts

The Dubai based company specialising in managing hotels, Coral Hotels [...]

Subscribers only Business 15.01.2010

Spotlight
How El Bechir Holds a Lock on Oil

Two bills promulgated on December 29 and 30 pave the way for a referendum on self-determination in South Sudan. Scheduled for 2011, the ballot will oblige Sudan's federal government to share management of the oil sector with the south, the [.

Subscribers only Energy 05.01.2010

WNPOC

The White Nile Petroleum Operating Co (WNPOC) is believed to [...]

Subscribers only Business 11.12.2009

Petronas & CNPC Trade Assets

The two majors have decided to call on consultants to weigh prospects on blocks 5A and 6A before a potential trade of the blocks.

Subscribers only Energy 01.12.2009

Robert McFarlane

Last month Robert McFarlane, the former National Security Advisor under President Ronald Reagan, was accused by the media in Washington [...]

Subscribers only 27.11.2009

GGSC

The German Group for Services and Consultancy (GGSC) has recently [...]

Subscribers only Business 27.11.2009

Jiang Jiemin

Jiang Jiemin, president of the China National Petroleum Corp (CNPC) [...]

Subscribers only Energy 17.11.2009

Westminster Group

After winning a first contract last year worth $4.7 million [...]

Subscribers only Business 13.11.2009

Spotlight
Total’s Busy American Lobbyist

After working for three assistant secretaries for African affairs in the State Department, Robert Cabelly now finds himself facing the prospect of 20 years in jail. On Oct. 27, the Justice Department accused him of breaching American sanctions against Sudan [.

Subscribers only Energy 03.11.2009

After the froth come the soft drinks

The International Finance Corp is to fund Southern Sudan Beverages' plans to expand in Juba.

Subscribers only Business 30.10.2009

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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

Sudan

US Army lacks a long-term view

A Refinery for the South?

Deng Alor prefers to stay in Juba

Omar El Bashir

Trashing Japanese Pipeline

A French SMB makes a killing

A dangerous EU observation mission to Sudan

Tokyo Offers South a Pipeline

How to Go Easy on Khartoum

Spotlight
Secession in the South, coup in the North

Ahmed Ould Moulaye Ahmed

Railway project in the South revived

Total Still Seeking a Partner

Norplan

Black Star Development Co

Coral Hotels & Resorts

Spotlight
How El Bechir Holds a Lock on Oil

WNPOC

Petronas & CNPC Trade Assets

Robert McFarlane

GGSC

Jiang Jiemin

Westminster Group

Spotlight
Total’s Busy American Lobbyist

After the froth come the soft drinks

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AFRICOM

Sudan

US Army lacks a long-term view

A Refinery for the South?

Deng Alor prefers to stay in Juba

Omar El Bashir

Trashing Japanese Pipeline

A French SMB makes a killing

A dangerous EU observation mission to Sudan

Tokyo Offers South a Pipeline

How to Go Easy on Khartoum

Spotlight Secession in the South, coup in the North

Ahmed Ould Moulaye Ahmed

Railway project in the South revived

Total Still Seeking a Partner

Norplan

Black Star Development Co

Coral Hotels & Resorts

Spotlight How El Bechir Holds a Lock on Oil

WNPOC

Petronas & CNPC Trade Assets

Robert McFarlane

GGSC

Jiang Jiemin

Westminster Group

Spotlight Total’s Busy American Lobbyist

After the froth come the soft drinks

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Africa Intelligence on social media

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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
Secession in the South, coup in the North

Spotlight
How El Bechir Holds a Lock on Oil

Spotlight
Total’s Busy American Lobbyist