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Khartoum touts its oil while Juba flounders

Having long realized it will have to do without revenue from carrying South Sudan’s crude to market, Khartoum is hard at work attempting to attract new investors by transforming its oil minister Awad Al Jaz into a travelling salesman for [...] (796 words)

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