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THE PRICE OF KAYA

The battle which, at the end of a week of fighting from August 4 to 11, permitted the Sudanese government [...]

Subscribers only 09.09.1995

VATICAN OFFENSIVE

The leader of the SPLA, colonel John Garang, has finally, after much procrastination (ION N° 672), accepted the invitation to [...]

Subscribers only 09.09.1995

NAIROBI CUTS RIEK MACHAR'S LIFELINE

The Kenyan government is reported to be so annoyed by [...]

Subscribers only 09.09.1995

HASSAN DHAHAWI

Head of state Omar Al Bechir on September 3 appointed [...]

Subscribers only 09.09.1995

IPC TO START WELL IN NOVEMBER

After several postponements (AEM 163), drilling of International Petroleum's Suakin [...]

Subscribers only Energy 06.09.1995

THE PRESIDENT'S MEN

Sudanese head of state general Omar Al Bechir rejigged senior officials in the country's security and police forces on August [...]

Subscribers only 02.09.1995

GEORGE CAREY

The archbishop of Canterbury, Rev. George Carey, is expected to [...]

Subscribers only 02.09.1995

A 1,400 MI PIPELINE IDEA?

Trade between Sudan and Chad remains highly limited, if only because of a lack of infrastructure for it, but efforts [...]

Subscribers only Energy 03.08.1995

IPC SEEKS TO REDUCE RISK

International Petroleum Cooperation is seeking an alternative way to reduce [...]

Subscribers only Energy 03.08.1995

EU SUGGESTS CARROT AND STICK

In a report dated mid-June, the European Union's ambassadors to Sudan have wished to give "additional motivation" to the dialogue [...]

Subscribers only 29.07.1995

OPPOSITION MEETS IN CAIRO

The meeting of Sudanese political opponents which opened in Cairo [...]

Subscribers only 29.07.1995

NUBA FACING GENOCIDE

The publication on July 21 of a new 350-page report by the British human rights organization African Rights under the [...]

Subscribers only 22.07.1995

P&O CONTAINERS SERVICES GOING WELL

British shipowner P&O Containers established a regular weekly service to [...]

Subscribers only 22.07.1995

FRESH START FOR PROJECT

Elusive rumors that Saudi Arabian interests might be involved in a solution to the Arakis project were confirmed at last [...]

Subscribers only Energy 19.07.1995

TANZANIANS BACK KAMPALA

According to information obtained by The Indian Ocean Newsletter from sources close to Uganda's National Resistance Army general staff, military [...]

Subscribers only 15.07.1995

CAIRO AND THE ADDIS ATTACK

While Egyptian diplomacy accuses Sudan of having fomented the attempt in Addis Ababa to assassinate Egyptian head of state Hosni [...]

Subscribers only 15.07.1995

ABDEL RAHMAN SAID

General Abdel Rahman Said, who is Number Two man in [...]

Subscribers only 15.07.1995

SSIM IS DECOMPOSING

The leader of Southern Sudan Independence Movement, major Riek Machar, is increasingly contested within his own movement and an SSIM [...]

Subscribers only 08.07.1995

SANTO EGIDIO AND SPLA

Mateo Zuppi and Fabio Riccardi, representatives of the Roman Catholic community Santo Egidio which is close to the Vatican authorities [...]

Subscribers only 08.07.1995

AL FATEH ORAWA

The United States has refused to accept the accreditation of [...]

Subscribers only 08.07.1995

HASSAN AL TOURABI

The leader of Sudan's National Islamic Front paid homage this [...]

Subscribers only 08.07.1995

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RUSSIANS BACK IN BUSINESS

Having hung around too long for Arakis to raise the $300 million needed its the Heglig-Port Sudan oil line project, Sudan signed an agreement in April with the Russian oil company Yukos and an engineering firm to build the facility [.

Subscribers only Energy 05.07.1995

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THE ASMARA CONFERENCE

Financed by Egypt, housed by Eritrea, and supported by the presence of numerous Western diplomats (including US ambassador Robert Houdek), the conference of Sudanese political opposition movements last week fired off a declaration of war aimed at Khartoum.

Subscribers only 01.07.1995

SPLA VERSUS WNBF

Combats of unprecedented violence in the village of Kimba 6 km from Kaya, in southern Sudan, on June 2 opposed [...]

Subscribers only 24.06.1995

DIPLOMATIC BRAGGING

Recent bragging by a Sudanese diplomat in Paris in front one of his compatriots living in exile in France has [...]

Subscribers only 24.06.1995

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Sudan

THE PRICE OF KAYA

VATICAN OFFENSIVE

NAIROBI CUTS RIEK MACHAR'S LIFELINE

HASSAN DHAHAWI

IPC TO START WELL IN NOVEMBER

THE PRESIDENT'S MEN

GEORGE CAREY

A 1,400 MI PIPELINE IDEA?

IPC SEEKS TO REDUCE RISK

EU SUGGESTS CARROT AND STICK

OPPOSITION MEETS IN CAIRO

NUBA FACING GENOCIDE

P&O CONTAINERS SERVICES GOING WELL

FRESH START FOR PROJECT

TANZANIANS BACK KAMPALA

CAIRO AND THE ADDIS ATTACK

ABDEL RAHMAN SAID

SSIM IS DECOMPOSING

SANTO EGIDIO AND SPLA

AL FATEH ORAWA

HASSAN AL TOURABI

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RUSSIANS BACK IN BUSINESS

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THE ASMARA CONFERENCE

SPLA VERSUS WNBF

DIPLOMATIC BRAGGING

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Sudan

THE PRICE OF KAYA

VATICAN OFFENSIVE

NAIROBI CUTS RIEK MACHAR'S LIFELINE

HASSAN DHAHAWI

IPC TO START WELL IN NOVEMBER

THE PRESIDENT'S MEN

GEORGE CAREY

A 1,400 MI PIPELINE IDEA?

IPC SEEKS TO REDUCE RISK

EU SUGGESTS CARROT AND STICK

OPPOSITION MEETS IN CAIRO

NUBA FACING GENOCIDE

P&O CONTAINERS SERVICES GOING WELL

FRESH START FOR PROJECT

TANZANIANS BACK KAMPALA

CAIRO AND THE ADDIS ATTACK

ABDEL RAHMAN SAID

SSIM IS DECOMPOSING

SANTO EGIDIO AND SPLA

AL FATEH ORAWA

HASSAN AL TOURABI

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Spotlight THE ASMARA CONFERENCE

SPLA VERSUS WNBF

DIPLOMATIC BRAGGING

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