Sudan: Free Lunch
It looks like a bombshell. A long story about what could be the last biggest oil discovery is taking place in Sudan in the newly tapped block-25, better known as Continue Reading
Sudan: Inflation Hits 55.60 Percent in March – Public Transport ‘Almost Unaffordable’
According to Sudan’s Central Bureau of Statistics, the inflation rate in the country in March reached 55.60 percent; up from 54.34 percent in February. Public transport prices nearly doubled last Continue Reading
Sudan: National Fuel Shortage Now Acute
Sudan — The fuel crisis has hit the capital of Sudan and all the states doubling the suffering of the residents in all the markets in the countryside, towns and Continue Reading
Sudan: Fuel Shortage Bites Across Sudan
Sudan — The shortage of fuel and cooking gas has renewed in Khartoum and a number of states over the past two days. People reported to Radio Dabanga that buses Continue Reading
Shadow cast over peace talks as fighting flares, oil declines in South Sudan
Clashes flared between Sudan Sudanese troops and rebels, complicating talks to end the civil war that has cut oil production, two days after a regional bloc called for the insurgents’ Continue Reading
South Sudan: U.S. Sanctions Oil Companies to Choke Off War Funds
The United States on Wednesday placed sanctions on 15 South Sudanese oil-linked operators it said were substantial sources of revenues for the government, aimed at increasing pressure on President Salva Continue Reading
Troubled Waters: Egypt and Ethiopia Wrangle Over Nile Dam
The world’s longest river, a lifeline for hundreds of millions of people, is also fast becoming a fault line. Ethiopia’s ambitious $4.2 billion hydroelectric dam project on the Nile River’s Continue Reading
Kenya Cuts Share Of Oil Revenues To Local Communities
Kenya has decided to allocate 20 percent of future oil revenues to the communities where crude oil has been discovered, cutting the share from an initial proposal to give local Continue Reading
Uganda: World’s Longest Heated Crude Oil Pipeline Almost Complete
The East African Crude Oil Pipeline is has already been completed and it holds great opportunities businesses can benefit from. Among the partners that played a role to make the Continue Reading
Uganda to Raise Shs300b for Crude Oil Pipeline
Japan’s Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation Europe Ltd (SMBCE), Standard (Stanbic) Bank, and Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Limited (ICBC), the three financial advisors for France’s Total E&P, Uganda-Tanzania, and Continue Reading