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Sudan

The Oil Panel’s Verdict

Africa Energy Intelligence has obtained the report of Sudan’s National Petroleum Commission which recommended that White Nile be booted out of block B in southern Sudan.

Subscribers only Energy 24.07.2007

Second Section for Al Jaily

Harbin Power is presently building a second, 100 MW section of the Al Jaily power plant some 50 km to [...]

Subscribers only Energy 24.07.2007

Patrick Fleuret

Patrick Fleuret, the new chief of mission of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) in Khartoum has an [...]

Subscribers only 24.07.2007

Raid on Ethiopian opponents in Sudan

The Sudanese police have swept through the Ethiopian opposition circles [...]

Subscribers only 24.07.2007

CNPC Wins Lion’s Share

Several Asian groups have long been competing for block 13 in Sudan’s offshore. The lion’s share has gone to China National Petroleum Corporation.

Subscribers only Energy 10.07.2007

NPC Elbows Juniors Aside

Sudan’s National Petroleum Commission has cancelled the licenses of White Nile and Ascom.

Subscribers only Energy 10.07.2007

Riek Machar

In an unexpected government reshuffle that saw seven new ministers take seats in the cabinet, the president of the South [...]

Subscribers only Energy 10.07.2007

Burlee Consultancy

A small British company is preparing a Sudan Finance and [...]

Subscribers only Business 29.06.2007

Targeting Investors

A move that began two years ago in the United States to turn up the heat on Sudan concerning the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 26.06.2007

Turabi OKs UN for Darfur

The Islamist opponent takes a devilish delight in systematically wrong-footing the government of Khartoum.

Subscribers only Politics 15.06.2007

Bill Wasserman

The Save Darfur Coalition (SDC), a coalition of 150 groups in the United States combating the massacres of the population [...]

Subscribers only 15.06.2007

Alberto M. Fernandez

The new American chargé d'affaires in Khartoum is a seasoned diplomat who speaks fluent Arabic. Alberto M. Fernandez was born [...]

Subscribers only 15.06.2007

Spotlight
Total’s Strategy to Woo South Sudan

At loggerheads with the British junior White Nile over the ownership of block 5B in southern Sudan, Total has managed to negotiate an agreement with the South Sudanese government and the central administration and to elbow aside its rival by [.

Subscribers only Energy 12.06.2007

Private Oil Firms Blacklisted

The Hi-Tech group that is seeking partners for its block C in Sudan figures on a new list of firms hit by American sanctions.

Subscribers only Energy 12.06.2007

Trax takes its revenge on Dyncorp

Dyncorp has been taken to the Nairobi trade court by one of its subcontractors over a project in South Sudan.

Subscribers only Business 01.06.2007

Khartoum

At precisely the same time as US President George Bush [...]

Subscribers only Politics 01.06.2007

Sudan supporting Eritrea against Ethiopia

According to some members of the Ethiopian opposition based in [...]

Subscribers only 01.06.2007

ArmorGroup

After successfully bidding for its first mine clearance contract in [...]

Subscribers only Business 01.06.2007

Total

The director of Total Sudan, Nicolas Brunet, has been in [...]

Subscribers only Business 01.06.2007

S.K. Macharia heads for the South

Samuel Kamau Macharia, the head of Royal Media Services which owns the Citizen radio station in Kenya, has its eye [...]

Subscribers only 01.06.2007

Washington tightens the sanctions

On 29 May, President George Bush decided to tighten sanctions against Sudan. Two Sudanese dignitaries and one opposition leader have [...]

Subscribers only 30.05.2007

An African Representative

The Chinese government named a special representative for Africa on May 11. The brand new job was handed to Liu [...]

Subscribers only Energy 15.05.2007

Chinese To Start Work on Al Fula

A delegation from China’s Shandong turned up to inspect the site of the future Al Fula power plant.

Subscribers only Energy 15.05.2007

An ineffective minister

Having little knowledge of the oil sector and no room to manoeuvre, the Secretary of State for Energy and Mines carries little weight in the government in Khartoum

Subscribers only Politics 27.04.2007

The SPLA arms the rebels in Darfur

According to information obtained by The Indian Ocean Newsletter from [...]

Subscribers only 27.04.2007

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Sudan

The Oil Panel’s Verdict

Second Section for Al Jaily

Patrick Fleuret

Raid on Ethiopian opponents in Sudan

CNPC Wins Lion’s Share

NPC Elbows Juniors Aside

Riek Machar

Burlee Consultancy

Targeting Investors

Turabi OKs UN for Darfur

Bill Wasserman

Alberto M. Fernandez

Spotlight
Total’s Strategy to Woo South Sudan

Private Oil Firms Blacklisted

Trax takes its revenge on Dyncorp

Khartoum

Sudan supporting Eritrea against Ethiopia

ArmorGroup

Total

S.K. Macharia heads for the South

Washington tightens the sanctions

An African Representative

Chinese To Start Work on Al Fula

An ineffective minister

The SPLA arms the rebels in Darfur

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Faure Gnassingbe

Orano

Michaël Randrianirina

China National Petroleum Corp

Hassan Sheikh Mohamud

Sudan

The Oil Panel’s Verdict

Second Section for Al Jaily

Patrick Fleuret

Raid on Ethiopian opponents in Sudan

CNPC Wins Lion’s Share

NPC Elbows Juniors Aside

Riek Machar

Burlee Consultancy

Targeting Investors

Turabi OKs UN for Darfur

Bill Wasserman

Alberto M. Fernandez

Spotlight Total’s Strategy to Woo South Sudan

Private Oil Firms Blacklisted

Trax takes its revenge on Dyncorp

Khartoum

Sudan supporting Eritrea against Ethiopia

ArmorGroup

Total

S.K. Macharia heads for the South

Washington tightens the sanctions

An African Representative

Chinese To Start Work on Al Fula

An ineffective minister

The SPLA arms the rebels in Darfur

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Spotlight
Total’s Strategy to Woo South Sudan