China, Sudan Agree to Increase Oil Production
The two countries have agreed to boost production in Sudan and further develop the Khartoum oil refinery.
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Sudan: China, Sudan Agree to Increase Oil Production - Officials
Sudan Tribune, 10 November 2012
Sudan and China have agreed to work towards increasing the former's oil production and boosting cooperation in the field of mining, officials said. Read more »
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Sudan: Sudan Says IMF Recommendations On Subsidies Not Binding
Sudan Tribune, 8 November 2012
The Sudanese government on Thursday pushed back against recommendations made by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on subsidies saying it is not binding to Khartoum. Read more »
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South Sudan: Sudan Dispute With South 'Not a Big Issue' for Investors
This is Africa, 27 September 2012
Investor interest in South Sudan is undeterred by dispute, claims Aggrey Tisa Sabuni, presidential adviser on economic affairs for the government of South Sudan. Read more »
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East Africa: The Sudans' Oil Agreement - an Important Step on a Long Road Ahead
ThinkAfricaPress, 28 August 2012
The deal over oil transit fees marks a significant breakthrough, but the challenges of resolving border disputes remain. Read more »
InFocus
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China,the U.S. and Egypt have welcomed the oil agreement between Sudan and South Sudan in which the two States have agreed to divide their oil resources. Read more »
