Vol 42 No 15 | KENYASUDAN Zero-rated 27th July 2001 Kenya's role as Chair of the principle Sudan peace forum is under threat after claims that it was negotiating to import oil from Sudan. Oil is at the...
Vol 42 No 12 | SUDAN With or without Riek 15th June 2001 Efforts to reunite the two main Southern factions - John Garang's Sudan People's Liberation Army and Riek Machar's Sudan People's Democratic Front - have suffered a setback. Riek...
Vol 42 No 8 | SUDAN Oiling the daggers 20th April 2001 Southern leaders at daggers drawn since 1991 have reached agreement in principle that Riek Machar's forces be reintegrated into the Sudan People's Liberation Army of Colonel John Garang....
Vol 42 No 7 | SUDANUNITED STATES Caution, lobbies at work 6th April 2001 Oil, religion and human rights - a powerful mixture for Bush's new government to digest The debate on Washington's Sudan policy touches two of the Republican government's core constituencies, big oil and the religious right. Their countervailing pressures may delay a radical shift...
Vol 42 No 7 | SUDAN Death knocks twice 6th April 2001 In one week, Sudan has lost two leaders, one much loved and respected and one widely hated and feared. The contrast could not be greater between Yousif Kuwa...
Vol 42 No 6 | SUDAN Opening new fronts in the oil war 23rd March 2001 Petrodollars are financing Khartoum's diplomacy and its war against the south The Khartoum regime's drive to become a major oil producer is systematically killing Sudan's southern citizens and and destroying their homes. Backed by Western and Asian companies, this...
Vol 42 No 6 | SUDAN A stake in the oil war 23rd March 2001 Foreign companies benefitting from the oil bonanza include: The pipeline: built by the China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC), the line consists half of Chinese pipe, half of...
Vol 42 No 4 | SUDAN Back to gaol 23rd February 2001 The arrest of the National Islamic Front government's founding father, Hassan el Turabi, on 21 February sent ripples of glee through Sudanese communities: the previous two times he...
Vol 42 No 2 | EGYPTSUDAN Pharaoh speaks 26th January 2001 Cairo is trying to coopt Western governments, Algeria and Saudi Arabia into a scheme to present President George W. Bush's new team with a detailed ready-made policy for...
Vol 41 No 20 | SUDAN No room at the Security Council 13th October 2000 The NIF regime fails to shed its pariah status after its bruising battle to win support at the United Nations As we went to press, Sudanese were still celebrating Khartoum's failure to get elected to the United Nations Security Council on 10 October. This is the same Council...