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Sudan: Blast Breaches Pipeline in Abyei - Sudan Govt, Rebels Blame Each Other
Dabanga, 13 June 2013
The Sudanese government and rebels have accused each other of blowing-up a pipeline last night in the disputed region of Abyei bordering South Sudan. The explosion took place in… Read more »
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Sudan: Sudanese Army Say JEM Rebels Attacked Abyei Pipeline
Sudan Tribune, 13 June 2013
Sudan Armed Forces (SAF) on Thursday announced that Justice and Equality Movement (JEM) rebels attacked an oil pipeline in northern Abyei, pointing out the assailants penetrated… Read more »
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Sudan: Khartoum Says Rebels Based in South Sudan Caused Oil Pipeline Blast
New Vision, 13 June 2013
Sudan said that rebels based in South Sudan had attacked a pipeline in its Diffra oilfield on Wednesday, causing an explosion and fire that lasted for several hours. Read more »
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Sudan: AU Peace and Security Commissioner Lamamra Holds Talks With Sudan and South Sudanese Negotiators
Ethiopia Government, 13 June 2013
On Wednesday (June 11th), AU Peace and Security Commissioner, Ramtane Lamamra held talks with Sudanese Foreign Minister, Ali Karti, and South Sudan's chief negotiator, Pagan Amum.… Read more »
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South Sudan: Mr. Pagan Holds Talks With AU's Peace and Security Commissioner
GoSS, 13 June 2013
South Sudan's Chief Negotiator and Secretary-General of the Sudan People's Liberation Movement (SPLM) Cde. Pagan Amum yesterday in Addis Ababa held talks with the African Union… Read more »
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South Sudan: What Next for South Sudan After Sudan Stops Oil Flow?
Sudan Tribune, 13 June 2013
South Sudan has now confirmed media reports about decision by Sudanese president Bashir, ordering his minister of petroleum to shut down flow of the crude oil to the international… Read more »
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Sudan: Khartoum and Juba Must Act Now to Avoid Further Conflict Over Oil
Global Witness, 12 June 2013
Global Witness is calling on Sudan and South Sudan to re-examine and re-invigorate their commitments under the September 27, 2012 Cooperation Agreement, and work with international… Read more »
Sudan, Rebels' Blame Game Over Pipeline Blast
The Sudanese government and rebels have traded accusations following an explosion at one of the petroleum pipelines in the disputed region of Abyei bordering South Sudan.
InFocus
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The head of the AU's mediation efforts has given Khartoum and Juba a proposal that seeks to lessen recent tensions that led to Sudan's freezing of the cooperation treaty and ... Read more »
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According to the ambassador of South Sudan to Uganda, Juba has no intention of confronting Sudan but neither will it stand by and watch Khartoum destabilize the country. Read more »
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President Omar Hassan Al-Bashir has threatened to have the pipeline carrying crude oil from South Sudan to Port Sudan blocked, over Juba's alleged support of Sudanese rebels. Read more »
