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South Sudan
Juba turns off the tap

The €700 million in assistance the European Union has offered [...]

Published on 01/02/2012 at 10:00 GMT

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Between business and politics, the secrets of Antoine Ndzengue's rise

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Paris and Dakar mull defence relations

South Sudan
Juba turns off the tap

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Salva Kiir

Sudan
Liu Guijin

Spotlight | Africa
The Problems Pile Up for Petronas

Spotlight | Sudan
Khartoum Cut Off from South’s Oil in 2011?

Spotlight | Sudan
Total’s Back-to-Business Agenda

Spotlight | Sudan
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