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ARAKIS SEEKS A BUYER

Arakis Energy Corp. is still finding it hard to raise funding and is even thinking of selling out to a [...]

Subscribers only Energy 22.07.1998

NUERS BATTLE FOR PIPELINE

Armed forces under Riek Machar have battling since end-June with those of another Sudanese government southern ally, Paulino Mathiep, in [...]

Subscribers only 18.07.1998

SAF AND SPLA HAVE PROBLEMS

According to certain information, arguments continue in the Sudanese rebellion [...]

Subscribers only 18.07.1998

NEW KHARTOUM AIRPORT

The Sudanese government plans to construct a new international airport [...]

Subscribers only 18.07.1998

MALAYSIA GOES A FULL HOUSE

Malaysia, already present in exploration for petroleum in Sudan via its national company Petronas, is to reinforce cooperation with the [...]

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ANOTHER PEACE PLAN FROM IGAD

The InterGovernmental Authority on Development's technical committee has elaborated a project for a peace plan in two steps to end [...]

Subscribers only 11.07.1998

CUSTOM-BUILT CONSTITUTION

The chairman of Sudan's electoral commission, Fatah Ar Rahman Nahas, issued a communiqué on June 24 indicating that the referendum [...]

Subscribers only 04.07.1998

A MATTER OF CUSTOMS

Sudanese finance minister Abdelwahab Osman has come out victorious of a fight with his colleague, international development minister Abdellah Hassan [...]

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LOTS OF NOISE AROUND OIL

Khartoum is multiplying its efforts to acccredit the idea of a forthcoming take-off of its petroleum industry. At the end [...]

Subscribers only 20.06.1998

MISFORTUNES OF A DIPLOMAT

Posted as a commercial attaché in the Sudanese embassy in France since 1995, Mamoun Ali Abdellah has made himself many [...]

Subscribers only 20.06.1998

THE AMBASSADOR IS NOT VERY PLEASED

Following an article in The Indian Ocean Newsletter ("The joys [...]

Subscribers only 20.06.1998

Spotlight
NIF DRIFTING IN CLOUD-LAND

The Eritrean-Ethiopian frontier dispute has spun the Sudanese government into a tizzy and it doesn't know if it's coming or going. Suddenly, leaders of the Islamic regime in Khartoum think they see hope of some let-up in the diplomatic, economic [.

Subscribers only 13.06.1998

SMALL DIPLOMATIC WARM-UP

The French Senate mission which went to Khartoum this week to inquire into the new Sudanese constitution demonstrates a small [...]

Subscribers only 13.06.1998

THE JOYS OF A NEW CONSTITUTION

Contrary to previous ballots in 1996 and 1997, the Khartoum [...]

Subscribers only 13.06.1998

USA SPELLS OUT THE BOYCOTT

The US Treasury has just taken a fresh initiative to back up the trade embargo US president Bill Clinton slapped [...]

Subscribers only 06.06.1998

SPLA CLOSES ON DAMAZIN

A spokesman of Sudan People's Liberation Army (southern opposition) headed [...]

Subscribers only 06.06.1998

CONFIDENCE REINS

The chairman of Southern Sudan Coordination Committee (SSCC, structure capping the ten states of Southern Sudan) and former rebel who [...]

Subscribers only 30.05.1998

PIERRE HUGHES

The present head of the Indian Ocean Desk in the [...]

Subscribers only 30.05.1998

HI-TEC PROTECTION FOR PIPELINE

For just over a month, a large foreign labour force has been built up in the petroleum-rich region of Bentiu, [...]

Subscribers only 23.05.1998

MEAGRE RESULT OF NEGOTIATIONS

The new round of negotiations between the Sudanese government and a delegation from colonel John Garang's Sudanese People's Liberation Army [...]

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AGREEMENT ON RETURNING EGYPTIAN ASSETS

Agreement has been reached for Sudan to return to Egypt [...]

Subscribers only 02.05.1998

POLITICAL CONFUSION

One year after the signature on April 21 1997 of peace agreements between the Sudanese government and several dissident factions [...]

Subscribers only 25.04.1998

CAT-AND-MOUSE GAMES

Along the confines of the frontiers of Democratic Republic of Congo (ex-Zaire), Sudan and Uganda, members of Sudan People's Liberation [...]

Subscribers only 25.04.1998

THE EGYPTIAN PLAN

According to Egyptian foreign ministry sources, the rapprochement the Cairo [...]

Subscribers only 25.04.1998

NEXT ROUND OF PEACE TALKS?

Another round of negotiations between the Sudanese government and the [...]

Subscribers only 18.04.1998

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Sudan

ARAKIS SEEKS A BUYER

NUERS BATTLE FOR PIPELINE

SAF AND SPLA HAVE PROBLEMS

NEW KHARTOUM AIRPORT

MALAYSIA GOES A FULL HOUSE

ANOTHER PEACE PLAN FROM IGAD

CUSTOM-BUILT CONSTITUTION

A MATTER OF CUSTOMS

LOTS OF NOISE AROUND OIL

MISFORTUNES OF A DIPLOMAT

THE AMBASSADOR IS NOT VERY PLEASED

Spotlight
NIF DRIFTING IN CLOUD-LAND

SMALL DIPLOMATIC WARM-UP

THE JOYS OF A NEW CONSTITUTION

USA SPELLS OUT THE BOYCOTT

SPLA CLOSES ON DAMAZIN

CONFIDENCE REINS

PIERRE HUGHES

HI-TEC PROTECTION FOR PIPELINE

MEAGRE RESULT OF NEGOTIATIONS

AGREEMENT ON RETURNING EGYPTIAN ASSETS

POLITICAL CONFUSION

CAT-AND-MOUSE GAMES

THE EGYPTIAN PLAN

NEXT ROUND OF PEACE TALKS?

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Sudan

ARAKIS SEEKS A BUYER

NUERS BATTLE FOR PIPELINE

SAF AND SPLA HAVE PROBLEMS

NEW KHARTOUM AIRPORT

MALAYSIA GOES A FULL HOUSE

ANOTHER PEACE PLAN FROM IGAD

CUSTOM-BUILT CONSTITUTION

A MATTER OF CUSTOMS

LOTS OF NOISE AROUND OIL

MISFORTUNES OF A DIPLOMAT

THE AMBASSADOR IS NOT VERY PLEASED

Spotlight NIF DRIFTING IN CLOUD-LAND

SMALL DIPLOMATIC WARM-UP

THE JOYS OF A NEW CONSTITUTION

USA SPELLS OUT THE BOYCOTT

SPLA CLOSES ON DAMAZIN

CONFIDENCE REINS

PIERRE HUGHES

HI-TEC PROTECTION FOR PIPELINE

MEAGRE RESULT OF NEGOTIATIONS

AGREEMENT ON RETURNING EGYPTIAN ASSETS

POLITICAL CONFUSION

CAT-AND-MOUSE GAMES

THE EGYPTIAN PLAN

NEXT ROUND OF PEACE TALKS?

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NIF DRIFTING IN CLOUD-LAND