Vol 41 No 20 | SUDAN Duel in Khartoum 13th October 2000 The National Islamic Front still gets foreign mileage from the much hyped dispute between President Omer el Beshir and chief ideologue Hassan el Turabi. At home, the quarrel...
Vol 41 No 18 | SUDAN A bell rings 15th September 2000 A multinational part-owned by the World Bank's International Finance Corporation is making a deal with Sudan Telecom (Sudatel), a majority of whose shares are controlled by the National...
Vol 41 No 16 | SUDANUNITED KINGDOM Intimidation 4th August 2000 Some of the questions we ask may be too personal but our aim is to ensure that you will not become a burden on the British taxpayer'. This...
Vol 41 No 14 | SUDAN Hall of mirrors II 7th July 2000 Due to Transatlantic crossed wires, we said 'the son of TotalFina boss Thierry Desmarest is married to Canadian Premier Jean Chrétien's daughter, provoking discussions in parliament and the...
Vol 41 No 13 | SUDAN Hall of Mirrors 23rd June 2000 The Khartoum regime is brutal and repressive but the UN may lift sanctions The National Islamic Front government's bid to get United Nations sanctions lifted and claim a seat at the international table is reaching a climax. It could well succeed....
Vol 41 No 13 | SUDAN He smiles and smiles 23rd June 2000 'We must have a calculated move to remove the sanctions'. This, Foreign Minister Mustafa Osman Ismail told the Sudanese newspaper El Rai el Aam on 8 June, was...
Vol 41 No 11 | SUDAN In and out 26th May 2000 Sudan's project to make its presence felt at the United Nations continues, despite UN sanctions against it. After winning a vice-presidency of the UN Human Rights Commission in...
Vol 41 No 10 | SUDAN Whitewashing reality 12th May 2000 Western ambiguities on human rights policy help the Islamist regime The high drama (and useful diversion) acted out between President Omer Hassan Ahmed el Beshir and National Islamic Front-founder Hassan Abdullah el Turabi is heating up again. It...
Vol 41 No 4 | SUDAN Secret Pipeline 18th February 2000 The National Islamic Front government is quietly preparing a second pipeline from the south, with pumps again supplied by Britain's Weir Pumps. The NIF has said it wants...
Vol 41 No 3 | SUDAN Falling out, falling in 4th February 2000 The row over Turabi leaves the National Islamic Front still in charge. It may now announce a referendum for the South The National Islamic Front is trying harder than ever to woo foreigners and the opposition, following the noisy quarrel between the NIF founder and leader, Hassan Abdullah el...