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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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James Elizabath Bol
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Salva Kiir, president of South Sudan, was due to travel [...]

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The Problems Pile Up for Petronas

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The probable partition of Sudan following a referendum on self-determination next year could deprive the north of much of the country’s oil: the majority of blocks that pump petroleum lie in the south. Khartoum won’t allow such a source of [.

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Total’s Back-to-Business Agenda

Ever since the National Petroleum Commission confirmed its rights on block B in the south of the country. France’s Total has been planning to resume its operations in Sudan by negotiating with both the northern and southern administrations.

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Oil Companies Rush in Despite Darfur Carnage

Unlike Western companies which appear to be waiting for the conflict in Darfur to end before acting, Arab and Indian groups as well as central European petroleum companies are flooding into Sudan to bid for the last available blocks in [.

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