Fuelling Mistrust - The Need for Transparency in Sudan's Oil Industry

Publisher:
Global Witness
Publication Date:
7 September 2009
Tags:
Sudan, Conflict, Peace and Security, Petroleum

The 2005 peace agreement, which brought to an end to the conflict between north and south Sudan, one of Africa’s longest-running and most bloody wars, was based on an agreement to share oil revenues. However, new evidence uncovered by Global Witness raises serious questions about whether the revenues are being shared fairly.

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