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Sudan

Total updates its contract

The company TotalFinaElf and its partners (Marathon Petroleum Sudan, Kufpec Sudan et Sudapet) has just signed a deal with the [...]

Subscribers only 23.12.2004

The carrot and the stick

The Foreign Ministers of the European Union (EU) sent a double message on 13 December to the authorities in Khartoum [...]

Subscribers only Politics 17.12.2004

Meeting on maritime security in the Horn of Africa

The International Maritime Organization (IMO) will hold a seminar in [...]

Subscribers only 17.12.2004

Contract for a hotel in Sudan

DEPA, a leading fitter of hotels in the Middle East, [...]

Subscribers only 17.12.2004

Funds transfer from the Netherlands to the Horn of Africa

The Dutch company GWK Travelex has just formed a partnership [...]

Subscribers only 10.12.2004

KanarTel's six partners

The consortium that has just been awarded the second landline telephone licence is led by Etisalat along with five other members.

Subscribers only 03.12.2004

Revolt brewing at the SPLA

In spite of declarations of unity in the leadership of the SPLA, the ranks of grass roots commanders are beginning to get impatient.

Subscribers only Politics 03.12.2004

Washington aims discreetly at Taha

Washington blames the Vice President of Sudan for Khartoum's policy in Darfur, but has not said so publicly.

Subscribers only Politics 25.11.2004

Baba Gana Kingibe

The President of the African Union (AU) Alpha Oumar Konare, [...]

Subscribers only 19.11.2004

Service to Sudan and Ethiopia

As part the dividing up of destinations with its partner [...]

Subscribers only 19.11.2004

Hifab in Interconnection Program

The Scandinavian firm Hifab International has teamed up with the French engineering group Sogreah on an interconnection program between Sudan [...]

Subscribers only Energy 15.11.2004

Good results in Sudan

The increased oil production in Sudan coupled with a higher [...]

Subscribers only 12.11.2004

A second telecoms operator

One of the three pre-qualified consortia has just been retained to open negotiations to become the country's second national land-line operator.

Subscribers only 05.11.2004

Plan for a rail link between South Sudan and DRC

The Foreign Trade Minister of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), Roger Lumbala, who is close to the vice [...]

Subscribers only 05.11.2004

Two American firms hard at work in Darfur

Two American firms, DynCorp and Pacific Architects & Engineers (PAE), are already preparing the arrival in Darfur (Sudan) of a [...]

Subscribers only Politics 29.10.2004

Dangerous abundance of rebels

While the international community is applying pressure for negotiations to be held on Darfur and the resumption of those between Khartoum and the SPLA, new rebel groups are making their appearance.

Subscribers only Politics 29.10.2004

A certain American indecision

The United States administration is far from unanimous on how to handle the Sudan crisis. The declaration by the Secretary [...]

Subscribers only Politics 15.10.2004

Omar Al Bechir

Sudanese president Omar Al Bechir will shortly visit Russia to sign cooperation accords in energy and mining. The Ariab Mining [...]

Subscribers only Mining 12.10.2004

Controversy on arms sales continues

The European Commission was recently called to task by Spanish Green party member Raul Romeva. He asked it to take [...]

Subscribers only Politics 08.10.2004

Second Block for Hashoo

Pakistan's Hashoo group has been awarded a second license in Sudan.

Subscribers only Energy 04.10.2004

Peremba Wins Melut Terminal Deal

The Malaysian firm Peremba Construction has won a $232 million [...]

Subscribers only Energy 04.10.2004

French Firm Recruiting for Darfur

The French foreign ministry has suggested to the French security firm Secopex that it offer its services to the United [...]

Subscribers only 30.09.2004

Airline privatised

The state firm Sudan Airways is in negotiation with a tour operator from Dubai to sell a 49% share.

Subscribers only 24.09.2004

Sanctions Threat

Despite the abstention of China, Pakistan, Algeria and Russia, the U.N. Security Council adopted resolution 1564 on Sept. 18 that [...]

Subscribers only Energy 21.09.2004

Jan Mampane

President Thabo Mbeki has chosen Jan Mampane, a former head of the security and intelligence services of the African National [...]

Subscribers only 17.09.2004

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Sudan

Total updates its contract

The carrot and the stick

Meeting on maritime security in the Horn of Africa

Contract for a hotel in Sudan

Funds transfer from the Netherlands to the Horn of Africa

KanarTel's six partners

Revolt brewing at the SPLA

Washington aims discreetly at Taha

Baba Gana Kingibe

Service to Sudan and Ethiopia

Hifab in Interconnection Program

Good results in Sudan

A second telecoms operator

Plan for a rail link between South Sudan and DRC

Two American firms hard at work in Darfur

Dangerous abundance of rebels

A certain American indecision

Omar Al Bechir

Controversy on arms sales continues

Second Block for Hashoo

Peremba Wins Melut Terminal Deal

French Firm Recruiting for Darfur

Airline privatised

Sanctions Threat

Jan Mampane

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Denis Sassou-Nguesso

Sudan

Total updates its contract

The carrot and the stick

Meeting on maritime security in the Horn of Africa

Contract for a hotel in Sudan

Funds transfer from the Netherlands to the Horn of Africa

KanarTel's six partners

Revolt brewing at the SPLA

Washington aims discreetly at Taha

Baba Gana Kingibe

Service to Sudan and Ethiopia

Hifab in Interconnection Program

Good results in Sudan

A second telecoms operator

Plan for a rail link between South Sudan and DRC

Two American firms hard at work in Darfur

Dangerous abundance of rebels

A certain American indecision

Omar Al Bechir

Controversy on arms sales continues

Second Block for Hashoo

Peremba Wins Melut Terminal Deal

French Firm Recruiting for Darfur

Airline privatised

Sanctions Threat

Jan Mampane

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