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Juba and Khartoum Discuss Oil Deals

South Sudan's Minister of Petroleum of Awu Daniel Chuwang says they spoke about overcoming the challenges facing co-operation in the oil field especially easing the arrival of oil production materials to the country and exportation via Bashayer Port.

Sudan: Lt. Gen. Daglo Receives Minister of Petroleum of South Sudan

SNA, 10 July 2019

Deputy Chairman of the Transitional Military Council (TMC), Lt. Gen. Mohamed Hamdan Daglo, received at the Republican Palace the Minister of Petroleum of South Sudan State, Awu… Read more »

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Khartoum to shut down South Sudan's oil pipelines by 7 Aug 2013 (file photo).

South Sudan: South Sudan Ministers of Oil and Finance Arrived Khartoum

SNA, 10 July 2019

South Sudan delegation, headed by the Minister of Finance Salvatore Garang Mabiordit and Minister of Oil Engineer Awow Danil Chuang, has arrived in Khartoum to discuss some… Read more »

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South Sudan Coffers Growing Healthily After Peace Deal

The peace deal, albeit shaky, has brought with it some financial gains over the past two years, with the country reportedly making more than U.S.$1 billion annually in extra oil ... Read more »
- South Sudan: Shaky Peace Deal Bags Juba U.S.$1Billion in Extra Oil Revenues
- South Sudan: Bitter Rivals Smoke Peace Pipe
South Africa to Invest $1 billion in South Sudan's Oil Industry

South Africa's Minister of Energy Jeff Radebe announced his country's plans to invest one-billion U.S. dollars in South Sudan's oil sector, including in the construction of a ... Read more »
- Africa: South Africa Announces $1 billion Investment in South Sudan's Oil Industry
- South Sudan: Are Big Boys About to Enter South Sudan Oil Territory? Russian Firms Lead Way

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