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Sudan

Total Tip-Toes Back

Absent from Sudan for nearly 20 years, Total has discreetly made contact with Khartoum and is reportedly re-negotiating a production [...]

Subscribers only Energy 20.07.2004

Sanctions Threat

The breakdown in talks this weekend between Khartoum and the two rebel groups operating in Darfour, the Justice & Equality [...]

Subscribers only Energy 20.07.2004

Spotlight
Meles, Issayas & Bechir give each other a hard time

Ever since the border conflict that brought the armies of Asmara and Addis Ababa against each other in 1998, diplomatic and trade relations have not ceased to improve between the governments of Sudan and Ethiopia. However, this alliance has remained [...]

Subscribers only Politics 09.07.2004

TotalFinaElf plays safe

The firm TotalFinaElf is still not disposed to resume exploration on its oil permit, on which it had ceased work in 1984.

Subscribers only 09.07.2004

A new Internet site on Sudan

The European-Sudanese Public Affairs Council (ESPAC), headed by the Britisher [...]

Subscribers only 09.07.2004

Three contracts in Sudan

An Indian engineering and construction firm based in Dubai has [...]

Subscribers only 09.07.2004

Oil-Backed Loan on Way?

According to AEI sources, Sudan has asked several European go-betweens to make contact with Western banks to mount a loan [...]

Subscribers only Energy 06.07.2004

Plan for rail link between Sudan and Kenya

The German company Thormaehlen Schweisstechnik has signed a preliminary agreement [...]

Subscribers only 02.07.2004

A personal representative to the States of Darfur

President Omar el Béchir appointed a personal representative to the [...]

Subscribers only 02.07.2004

Next summit could be in Sudan

The fourth summit of ACP (Africa, Caribbean, Pacific) countries which [...]

Subscribers only 02.07.2004

Khartoum harbours Eritrean rebels

For several weeks, Khartoum has been the capital of movements of Eritrean rebels who oppose the regime of president Isaias [...]

Subscribers only Politics 25.06.2004

Jan Pronk

The Secretary General of the United Nations has decided to [...]

Subscribers only 25.06.2004

Washington's Dilemma

With the Khartoum government and rebel SPLA forces beginning talks this week on finalizing the peace treaty they signed last [...]

Subscribers only Energy 22.06.2004

Asians to Develop Melut

Blocks 3 and 7 in the Melut basin are going to be developed by Chinese and Malaysian oil services companies. Western firms will only get an indirect part of the cake.

Subscribers only Energy 22.06.2004

Scouting for New Projects

Now that the construction and supply contrats for the Merowe dam have been awarded, services companies are prospecting for new [...]

Subscribers only Energy 22.06.2004

Diversification in Sudan

Already dominating Sudan's offshore, the state-owned Malaysian group Petronas plans [...]

Subscribers only Energy 22.06.2004

Looking at Total's Assets

With a substantial portfolio in Sudan already in hand, India's [...]

Subscribers only Energy 22.06.2004

South Africa to the rescue

South Africa's diplomatic intervention in Sudan over the next few months, should not be limited to merely sending a dozen [...]

Subscribers only Politics 17.06.2004

Major contract in Sudan

The recent signature of the last three peace agreements between [...]

Subscribers only 11.06.2004

Juniors Tip-Toe In First

While the majors were all waiting for a peace accord to be signed before resuming relations with Khartoum - the treaty was finally penned last week - the juniors were quick off the mark and are now firmly installed.

Subscribers only Energy 08.06.2004

ABB Sub-Contractor to Chinese

Like France's Alstom, the Swiss-Swedish group ABB is working in Sudan as a sub-contractor to Chinese companies.

Subscribers only Energy 08.06.2004

A Breakthrough for Indians

Taking their cue from the Chinese, Indian firms are making their debut in Sudan's power sector.

Subscribers only Energy 08.06.2004

Plan for an international force

The signature of new agreements between the belligerents in Sudan has opened the way for a discussion to send an international force to this country.

Subscribers only Politics 04.06.2004

The French ambassador supports Darfour

The French ambassador to Khartoum, Dominique Renaux, has found an [...]

Subscribers only Politics 16.04.2004

Large finances by Arab banks

The company Sudan Telecom-munications Co. (Sudatel), which formed a joint [...]

Subscribers only 16.04.2004

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