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US GIVES SPLA GREEN LIGHT

US secretary of state Ms. Madeleine Albright met colonel John Garang, leader of the Sudan People's Liberation Front, in Kampala [...]

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AMBIGUOUS TONGUES

The long visit to Cairo (November 25 to December first) of colonel John Garang, leader of Sudan People's Liberation Army [...]

Subscribers only 06.12.1997

GARANG TAXES NGOS

Reverend Parid Taban, the bishop of Torit and head of [...]

Subscribers only 06.12.1997

LUC DANIEL ABOUZEID

The official of Fédération des Français d'Origine Arabe et Musulmane (FFOAM), Luc Daniel Abouzeid, who with his brother Ahmed, recently [...]

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NHIAL DENG NHIAL

This young executive of Dinka origin is the latest rising star in Sudan People's Liberation Army (SPLA). A son of [...]

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ACTIVE LOBBYING

The brothers Abouzeid, Luc (whose real name is Malik) and Ahmed (who is of Lebanese origin), who are officials of [...]

Subscribers only 29.11.1997

FRENCH DISILLUSION

A Kampala meeting of France's East Africa-based embassy trade advisers and representatives of companies working in the region was the [...]

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REUNION MINING MISSION

Michael Foster, exploration manager of the British mining company Reunion [...]

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GUNS FIRING AGAIN

Western military sources report that an attack on the southern [...]

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CONTRACTS FOR ARAKIS PROJECT

Canada's Arakis company said the latest well it had drilled [...]

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CAIRO STEERS THE SAME COURSE

Egyptian head of state Hosni Mubarak repeated the conditions laid down by his country for normal diplomatic relations with Sudan, [...]

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SAVING THE BUBBLES

Gum arabic, the United States' principal import from Sudan, will escape the anti-Sudan sanctions that US president Bill Clinton said [...]

Subscribers only 08.11.1997

ANTI-KHARTOUM LOBBY AT WORK

Delegates from Eritrea, Ethiopia, Rwanda and Uganda attending the ACP/European Union joint commission (in Lome from October 27 to 30) [...]

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KADHAFI FLIPS

Libyan head of state colonel Muammar Kadhafi has moved closer to a Sudanese opposition party in a move which an [...]

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BATTLING FOR POSITION

Peace discussions between the Sudanese government and the Sudan People's [...]

Subscribers only 01.11.1997

OLD HYDRO PROJECT RESURFACES

Sudan has fixed the conditions of a new agreement -- this time with China -- on building the hydroelectrical and [...]

Subscribers only Energy 29.10.1997

SHUFFLING THE GENERALS

Head of state general Omar Hassan Al Bashir zapped through the Sudanese army's general staff on October 17 with a [...]

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DAEWOO DENIAL ON MUNITIONS

South Korean multinational Daewoo has knocked down a report in [...]

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DELEGATION IN ADDIS ABABA

Sudan sent a discrete delegation, including head of state general [...]

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MICHELIN AND RENAULT ROLL ALONG

Exports of vehicle tyres (for trucks, tractors and civil engineering machinery) for the French company Michelin to Sudan should triple [...]

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NOD FROM EL TURABI

In the book of interviews which he published in France [...]

Subscribers only 18.10.1997

CAIRO GREETS GARANG

The Egyptian authorities have officially informed Mohamed Osman Al Mirghani, chairman of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) and head of [...]

Subscribers only 04.10.1997

SHADY GAMES

A Sudanese diplomat, Abdel El Aziz Ahmed Abd El Azziz Khatab, who has been at the Sudanese embassy in Kuala [...]

Subscribers only 04.10.1997

WASHINGTON IS NOT HAPPY

The Sudanese ambassador in Washington, Mahadi Ibrahim, was called in, last week, by the head of the East Africa Desk [...]

Subscribers only 20.09.1997

HASSAN AL TOURABI

The chairman of the Sudanese national assembly and leader of [...]

Subscribers only 20.09.1997

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Sudan

US GIVES SPLA GREEN LIGHT

AMBIGUOUS TONGUES

GARANG TAXES NGOS

LUC DANIEL ABOUZEID

NHIAL DENG NHIAL

ACTIVE LOBBYING

FRENCH DISILLUSION

REUNION MINING MISSION

GUNS FIRING AGAIN

CONTRACTS FOR ARAKIS PROJECT

CAIRO STEERS THE SAME COURSE

SAVING THE BUBBLES

ANTI-KHARTOUM LOBBY AT WORK

KADHAFI FLIPS

BATTLING FOR POSITION

OLD HYDRO PROJECT RESURFACES

SHUFFLING THE GENERALS

DAEWOO DENIAL ON MUNITIONS

DELEGATION IN ADDIS ABABA

MICHELIN AND RENAULT ROLL ALONG

NOD FROM EL TURABI

CAIRO GREETS GARANG

SHADY GAMES

WASHINGTON IS NOT HAPPY

HASSAN AL TOURABI

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Sudan

US GIVES SPLA GREEN LIGHT

AMBIGUOUS TONGUES

GARANG TAXES NGOS

LUC DANIEL ABOUZEID

NHIAL DENG NHIAL

ACTIVE LOBBYING

FRENCH DISILLUSION

REUNION MINING MISSION

GUNS FIRING AGAIN

CONTRACTS FOR ARAKIS PROJECT

CAIRO STEERS THE SAME COURSE

SAVING THE BUBBLES

ANTI-KHARTOUM LOBBY AT WORK

KADHAFI FLIPS

BATTLING FOR POSITION

OLD HYDRO PROJECT RESURFACES

SHUFFLING THE GENERALS

DAEWOO DENIAL ON MUNITIONS

DELEGATION IN ADDIS ABABA

MICHELIN AND RENAULT ROLL ALONG

NOD FROM EL TURABI

CAIRO GREETS GARANG

SHADY GAMES

WASHINGTON IS NOT HAPPY

HASSAN AL TOURABI

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