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Sudan

Sudan Conference in Geneva

On October 25, several hundreds of people are to participate [...]

Subscribers only 18.10.2002

The Lying Game

The government and rebel movement in the south are putting out fake announcements concerning Sudan's oil industry.

Subscribers only Energy 08.10.2002

A Small Contract in Sudan

In order to hand over a lot of spare parts [...]

Subscribers only 04.10.2002

Jean-Pierre Filippi

Jean-Pierre Filippi is the new trade adviser at the French [...]

Subscribers only 04.10.2002

Academics Study the Idea of a Regional Confederacy

A conference is to study the possibilities of creating a confederacy of countries on the Horn of Africa – Ethiopia, [...]

Subscribers only Politics 27.09.2002

Anti-Mine Agreement in Sudan

In order to allow the United Nations to reduce civilian [...]

Subscribers only 27.09.2002

Oldest Bank in Sudan Gears Towards Privatization

The Sudanese government has decided to privatize the Bank of Khartoum, the oldest trade bank in the country. The governor [...]

Subscribers only 20.09.2002

Relations Are At Their Best with Tunisia

The episode of the 1992 break of diplomatic relations between Tunisia and Sudan, because Khartoum supported Tunisian Islamists, is forgiven [...]

Subscribers only Politics 20.09.2002

Museveni Heads to Khartoum for a Bashir Bash

Eight years after his first visit, President Yoweri Museveni of Uganda is considering an official visit to Sudan before the [...]

Subscribers only Politics 13.09.2002

Debate over the Transfer of Sudanese Refugees in Uganda

The Ugandan authorities and the United Nations' High Commissioner for [...]

Subscribers only 13.09.2002

The Real Figure for Oil Revenue

An American research institute that advised both the Sudanese government and rebel movement in u the south on a share-out of oil revenue came up with a detailed figure for Sudan's reserves and potential revenue for its crude.

Subscribers only Energy 10.09.2002

Merowe Construction Set for 2003

Work on the Mewrowe dam, a project that got off the ground with loans from four development funds in the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 10.09.2002

Contacts with Vitol

A delegation from the London trading company Vitol headed by its African specialist, Enrique Castano, travelled to Khartoum last week [...]

Subscribers only Energy 10.09.2002

Supervising a Tender in Sudan

The German firm Lahmeyer International has been asked by Sudan [...]

Subscribers only Energy 10.09.2002

Suspicious Activities in Central Africa

Landing discretely in Bangui, capital of the Central African Republic, on August 31, was a mission of the Sudanese army's [...]

Subscribers only Politics 06.09.2002

Yanks Give Oil-Sharing Lessons

On the sidelines of the political negotiations in Kenya, an American institute organized a seminar on sharing oil revenue for the benefit of the two opposing Sudanese delegations.

Subscribers only Politics 06.09.2002

Correction

In response to our article entitled "COGEMA Wants Manganese concessions" [...]

Subscribers only Mining 03.09.2002

Spotlight
During Talks, the War Continues

Despite the resumption of peace negotiations between the Sudanese government and the Sudan People's Liberation Army (SPLA), the two parties have not yet spoken face to face.

Subscribers only Politics 30.08.2002

U.S. Advises Khartoum on Oil Share-Out

A delegation from the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), an American research institute, arrived in Khartoum last week [...]

Subscribers only Energy 27.08.2002

Slavneft to Wave Goodbye

With a new management team in the saddle and the company on the point of being partially privatized, the Belarus oil firm Slavneft is withdrawing from Sudan. The move is bound to whet the appetite of other operators.

Subscribers only Energy 27.08.2002

Ali Temim Fartak

Former education minister Ali Temin Fartak, member of the ruling National Congress party who comes from southern Sudan, has been [...]

Subscribers only Energy 27.08.2002

A Peace Accord Which Remains to Be Confirmed

After two days of discussions, the signing of an agreement between the Khartoum government and the Sudan People's Liberation Army [...]

Subscribers only Politics 26.07.2002

Rivalry in the Red Sea

Petrel Resources has just submitted an application for an exploration license in Sudan's offshore in the Red Sea. After Sonatrach and Slavneft, Petrel is the third company to display an interest in the area.

Subscribers only Energy 23.07.2002

Oil Peace in Offing

The cease-fire signed in Nairobi last week between the Sudanese government and the SPLA ought to enable oil companies in [...]

Subscribers only Energy 23.07.2002

IDB Loan for Er Roseiris

The Islamic Development Bank (IDB) has just awarded a $1 million loan to Sudan to enlarge the reservoir of the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 23.07.2002

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Sudan

Sudan Conference in Geneva

The Lying Game

A Small Contract in Sudan

Jean-Pierre Filippi

Academics Study the Idea of a Regional Confederacy

Anti-Mine Agreement in Sudan

Oldest Bank in Sudan Gears Towards Privatization

Relations Are At Their Best with Tunisia

Museveni Heads to Khartoum for a Bashir Bash

Debate over the Transfer of Sudanese Refugees in Uganda

The Real Figure for Oil Revenue

Merowe Construction Set for 2003

Contacts with Vitol

Supervising a Tender in Sudan

Suspicious Activities in Central Africa

Yanks Give Oil-Sharing Lessons

Correction

Spotlight
During Talks, the War Continues

U.S. Advises Khartoum on Oil Share-Out

Slavneft to Wave Goodbye

Ali Temim Fartak

A Peace Accord Which Remains to Be Confirmed

Rivalry in the Red Sea

Oil Peace in Offing

IDB Loan for Er Roseiris

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Sudan

Sudan Conference in Geneva

The Lying Game

A Small Contract in Sudan

Jean-Pierre Filippi

Academics Study the Idea of a Regional Confederacy

Anti-Mine Agreement in Sudan

Oldest Bank in Sudan Gears Towards Privatization

Relations Are At Their Best with Tunisia

Museveni Heads to Khartoum for a Bashir Bash

Debate over the Transfer of Sudanese Refugees in Uganda

The Real Figure for Oil Revenue

Merowe Construction Set for 2003

Contacts with Vitol

Supervising a Tender in Sudan

Suspicious Activities in Central Africa

Yanks Give Oil-Sharing Lessons

Correction

Spotlight During Talks, the War Continues

U.S. Advises Khartoum on Oil Share-Out

Slavneft to Wave Goodbye

Ali Temim Fartak

A Peace Accord Which Remains to Be Confirmed

Rivalry in the Red Sea

Oil Peace in Offing

IDB Loan for Er Roseiris

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During Talks, the War Continues