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Sudan

Still No Return to Sudan

Contrary to what the Sudanese minister of industry, Jalal Yousouf [...]

Subscribers only 23.01.2004

The U.S. chargé d'affaires' scepticism in Khartoum

The U.S. chargé d'affaires in Khartoum, Gerard Galluci, who has only been in post for a few months, was less [...]

Subscribers only Politics 16.01.2004

Oil Exploration in Sudan

The Malaysian company PSC Industries (PSCI) decided to begin oil [...]

Subscribers only 16.01.2004

Threat to Oil Companies

The agreement on the share-out of oil revenue between north and south Sudan that was finally signed last week between [...]

Subscribers only Energy 13.01.2004

Harbin Power in Fresh Venture

Hardly had Harbin Power finished building a first power station in Sudan than the Chinese group landed a fresh contract with Khartoum.

Subscribers only Energy 13.01.2004

Spotlight
The U.S. Pushes for a Global Accord

The American government is pushing for a global peace agreement to be signed before February.

Subscribers only Politics 09.01.2004

Troubles Ahead for ONGC in Sudan

The most recent arrival among foreign oil companies in Sudan, the Indian firm ONGC Videsh Ltd (OVL), will no doubt [...]

Subscribers only 09.01.2004

Stumbling Blocks

Negotiations between Khartoum and the SPLA have entered the final phase, but are again coming up against stumbling blocks.

Subscribers only Politics 02.01.2004

Debt Remains a Problem

While it praises the efforts of the Sudanese government, the IMF is questioning Khartoum's inability to reduce its foreign debt.

Subscribers only 02.01.2004

Maximum Pressure

Negotiations between Sudan vice president Ali Osman Taha and the leader of the Sudan People's Liberation Army (SPLA), John Garang, [...]

Subscribers only Energy 30.12.2003

Fourth License for ONGC

After replacing Talisman on the Heglig fields and then OMV on blocks 5A and 5B, the state-owned Indian company ONGC is negotiating its debut in the Melut basin.

Subscribers only Energy 30.12.2003

Chinese Newcomer at Merowe

To be built by the firm China Water Resources & [...]

Subscribers only Energy 30.12.2003

Central Africans Trained by the SPLA

The former president of Central Africa, Ange Félix Patassé, sent several dozen Central African military troops to train in the [...]

Subscribers only Politics 19.12.2003

A New Hunting Ground

The prospect of peace and of a lifting of American sanctions in the next year is making the organizers of hunting safaris champ at the bit.

Subscribers only Politics 19.12.2003

The EU is Less Rushed than the United States

The European Union (EU) isn't on the same wavelength as the United States in terms of a strategy for successfully [...]

Subscribers only Politics 12.12.2003

A Minister in Brussels Strikes the Wrong Note

This week's visit to Brussels by the Sudanese minister of [...]

Subscribers only Politics 12.12.2003

Local Firms Step to Center Stage

As foreign companies work to develop Sudan's oil fields local companies have begun to make an impact on the industry.

Subscribers only Energy 09.12.2003

The Countdown Begins

The latest round in negotiations that began in Naivasha, Kenya, on Dec. 6 between Sudanese vice president Ali Osman Taha [...]

Subscribers only Energy 09.12.2003

Production Start-Up for Block 6

In coming weeks China National Petroleum Corporation is scheduled to [...]

Subscribers only Energy 09.12.2003

Ali Osman Taha Wins the Bet

Khartoum's representative in peace negotiations with the SPLA emerged the victor from his conflict with an adviser to President Bashir.

Subscribers only Politics 05.12.2003

Upcoming Colloquium in Paris

The French MP Noël Mamère, a member of Parliament's foreign affairs commission and a leader of the Les Verts party, [...]

Subscribers only Politics 05.12.2003

The Interminable Peace-Negotiations Process

Peace negotiations on Sudan, which were officially interrupted last month because of Ramadan, are sent to continue in Navaisha (Kenya) [...]

Subscribers only Politics 28.11.2003

Alstom Gets Nod for Merowe

After a lot of strenuous lobbying, France's Alstom group has won the contract to supply equipment for the Merowe power station at a time when it finds itself in dire financial straits.

Subscribers only Energy 25.11.2003

No Visit to Paris for Garang This Year

After a visit to the United States this week, the president of the Sudan People's Liberation Army (SPLA), John Garang, [...]

Subscribers only Politics 21.11.2003

A License in Sudan

According to the specialized bi-monthly Africa Energy Intelligence (Indigo Publications), [...]

Subscribers only 14.11.2003

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Sudan

Still No Return to Sudan

The U.S. chargé d'affaires' scepticism in Khartoum

Oil Exploration in Sudan

Threat to Oil Companies

Harbin Power in Fresh Venture

Spotlight
The U.S. Pushes for a Global Accord

Troubles Ahead for ONGC in Sudan

Stumbling Blocks

Debt Remains a Problem

Maximum Pressure

Fourth License for ONGC

Chinese Newcomer at Merowe

Central Africans Trained by the SPLA

A New Hunting Ground

The EU is Less Rushed than the United States

A Minister in Brussels Strikes the Wrong Note

Local Firms Step to Center Stage

The Countdown Begins

Production Start-Up for Block 6

Ali Osman Taha Wins the Bet

Upcoming Colloquium in Paris

The Interminable Peace-Negotiations Process

Alstom Gets Nod for Merowe

No Visit to Paris for Garang This Year

A License in Sudan

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Sudan

Still No Return to Sudan

The U.S. chargé d'affaires' scepticism in Khartoum

Oil Exploration in Sudan

Threat to Oil Companies

Harbin Power in Fresh Venture

Spotlight The U.S. Pushes for a Global Accord

Troubles Ahead for ONGC in Sudan

Stumbling Blocks

Debt Remains a Problem

Maximum Pressure

Fourth License for ONGC

Chinese Newcomer at Merowe

Central Africans Trained by the SPLA

A New Hunting Ground

The EU is Less Rushed than the United States

A Minister in Brussels Strikes the Wrong Note

Local Firms Step to Center Stage

The Countdown Begins

Production Start-Up for Block 6

Ali Osman Taha Wins the Bet

Upcoming Colloquium in Paris

The Interminable Peace-Negotiations Process

Alstom Gets Nod for Merowe

No Visit to Paris for Garang This Year

A License in Sudan

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The U.S. Pushes for a Global Accord