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Sudan

Contract in Sudan

South Africa’s national oil company, PetroSA, is currently clinching a [...]

Subscribers only Energy 10.01.2006

Sinohydro Stirs British Museum’s Ire

Early this month British journalist Pieter Tesch published a report [...]

Subscribers only Energy 10.01.2006

Red carpet rolled out for an Egyptian businessman

The Egyptian businessman Ahmed Bahjat, was given the red carpet treatment in Khartoum this week when he headed a delegation [...]

Subscribers only Politics 06.01.2006

MEDEF in Paris stood up by Ali Osman Taha

Around thirty French officials and company representatives had already enrolled to take part in a working breakfast on 20 December [...]

Subscribers only Politics 16.12.2005

A Sudanese ambassador...

A Sudanese ambassador has just presented his credentials to the [...]

Subscribers only 16.12.2005

The AU lacks funds for its mission to Darfur

The Afican Union (AU) is to send a team to Darfur to evaluate the needs for funding and equipment of [...]

Subscribers only Politics 09.12.2005

Accor takes a toe-hold in the Sudanese capital

The presidential hospitality villas will be managed by the French group Accor during the African Union (AU) and Arab summits [...]

Subscribers only 09.12.2005

United Kingdom hires three consultants for Sudan

The United Kingdom Department for International Development (DFID) is continuing [...]

Subscribers only 09.12.2005

President Umar Hassan Ahmad al-Bashir...

President Umar Hassan Ahmad al-Bashir this week issued a decree [...]

Subscribers only 09.12.2005

Khartoum Targets 600,000 bpd

In a speech on Nov. 29, Sudanese president Omar Beshir announced his country would be turning out 600,000 bpd from the first half of 2006.

Subscribers only Energy 06.12.2005

Interconnection Study Finished

The Norwegian firm Hifab International, in conjunction with France’s Sogreah [...]

Subscribers only Energy 06.12.2005

Very first credit for the South

The World Bank is about to attribute a credit of $213 million to the new administration of South Sudan in [...]

Subscribers only 02.12.2005

No turkey this Thanksgiving

The personnel of the United States embassy in Khartoum didn’t [...]

Subscribers only Politics 02.12.2005

Contract in Sudan

The French firm Navcontrol, based at Antibes on the south [...]

Subscribers only 02.12.2005

Philip Ward

The British firm White Nile which is disputing ownership of block B in southern Sudan with France’s Total, has just [...]

Subscribers only Energy 22.11.2005

New Exploration License

Africa Energy Intelligence understands the state-owned oil company Sudapet has [...]

Subscribers only Energy 22.11.2005

An Indian Power Plant

Bharat Heavy Electrics Ltd. (BHEL) has penned an agreement with [...]

Subscribers only Energy 22.11.2005

Lobbying for Darfur making progress in the USA

The campaign to impose sanctions against Sudan is making headway in the United States. Facing student mobilisation, several universities have, [...]

Subscribers only Politics 18.11.2005

BHEL of India on the offensive

The Indian State company BHEL has carved out its niche in the energy sector in Ethiopia and Sudan with the help of credit from the Exim Bank of India.

Subscribers only 18.11.2005

Cliveden prepared to sell

The Swiss group Cliveden is believed to be ready to sell its licence in Sudan to a local group.

Subscribers only 10.11.2005

Philip Ward

The director of Lundin Sudan, Philip Francis Xavier Ward, has just been taken on by the British company White Nile, [...]

Subscribers only 10.11.2005

EU extension for Sudan

On 7 November, the European ministers of foreign affairs decided [...]

Subscribers only 10.11.2005

Kiir Drops in on Washington

Sudan’s vice president, Salva Kiir, who is also president of the South Sudanese government (see P.) traveled to Washington at [...]

Subscribers only Energy 07.11.2005

Cliveden To Bow Out

Switzerland’s Cliveden is going to sell its acreage to a Sudanese company.

Subscribers only Energy 07.11.2005

Albino Akol Akol

Named mines and industry minister in the South Sudan government that was set up in late October by the vice [...]

Subscribers only Energy 07.11.2005

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Sudan

Contract in Sudan

Sinohydro Stirs British Museum’s Ire

Red carpet rolled out for an Egyptian businessman

MEDEF in Paris stood up by Ali Osman Taha

A Sudanese ambassador...

The AU lacks funds for its mission to Darfur

Accor takes a toe-hold in the Sudanese capital

United Kingdom hires three consultants for Sudan

President Umar Hassan Ahmad al-Bashir...

Khartoum Targets 600,000 bpd

Interconnection Study Finished

Very first credit for the South

No turkey this Thanksgiving

Contract in Sudan

Philip Ward

New Exploration License

An Indian Power Plant

Lobbying for Darfur making progress in the USA

BHEL of India on the offensive

Cliveden prepared to sell

Philip Ward

EU extension for Sudan

Kiir Drops in on Washington

Cliveden To Bow Out

Albino Akol Akol

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Sudan

Contract in Sudan

Sinohydro Stirs British Museum’s Ire

Red carpet rolled out for an Egyptian businessman

MEDEF in Paris stood up by Ali Osman Taha

A Sudanese ambassador...

The AU lacks funds for its mission to Darfur

Accor takes a toe-hold in the Sudanese capital

United Kingdom hires three consultants for Sudan

President Umar Hassan Ahmad al-Bashir...

Khartoum Targets 600,000 bpd

Interconnection Study Finished

Very first credit for the South

No turkey this Thanksgiving

Contract in Sudan

Philip Ward

New Exploration License

An Indian Power Plant

Lobbying for Darfur making progress in the USA

BHEL of India on the offensive

Cliveden prepared to sell

Philip Ward

EU extension for Sudan

Kiir Drops in on Washington

Cliveden To Bow Out

Albino Akol Akol

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