South Sudan could pump some oil by end-November: minister

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South Sudan could pump some oil by end-November: minister
CNBC.com
JUBA (Reuters) – South Sudan could resume producing up to 230,000 barrels per day (bpd) of oil within a month, its oil minister said on Saturday, after a nine-month shutdown that has battered the country’s economy. The landlocked African producer …

Sudan oil state rebels say repulsed government advance
Reuters
Sudan’s armed forces were not available to comment on the report by the rebel Sudan People’s Liberation Movement North (SPLM-N). Access to South Kordofan, which borders newly independentSouth Sudan, is restricted and it was not possible to verify the …

Exportation of South Sudanese Oil to Restart within Two Weeks – Khartoum
Sudan Vision
KHARTOUM — South Sudan will resume the exportation of oil production within two weeks, a Sudanese official said following a series of meetings in Juba with government officials and petroleum companies. Sudanese undersecretary general of Petroleum …

Sudan rebels shell South Kordofan capital after major battle
Middle East Online
Sudanese rebels on Friday said they shelled the capital of South Kordofan again after a major battle that killed 70 government troops and seven insurgents. Seventeen members of the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement-North (SPLM-N) were also …

Sudanese rebels deny recruiting child soldiers
SunHerald.com
The Associated Press. JUBA, South Sudan — A Sudanese rebel group denied United States accusations that it recruits child soldiers and maintains a military presence in a refugee camp inSouth Sudan. SPLM-North spokesman Arnu Ngutulu Lodi said Friday …

US renews sanctions, Sudan criticizes decision
Tehran Times
c_330_235_16777215_0___images_stories_edim_03_sudan.jpg WASHINGTON/KHARTOUM (Reuters) – President Barack Obama renewed U.S. sanctions on Sudan on Friday, acknowledging Khartoum had resolved disputes with South Sudan but warning …

South Sudan Cabinet Forms Preparatory Committee to Receive Sudan President
AllAfrica.com
Juba — South Sudan has formed a high-level committee tasked with responsibilities to organize the visit to Juba of Sudanese President Omer Hassan Al-Bashir for the first time since South Sudan’sindependence 17 months ago. Bashir had been due to visit …

Looking & doing good: Treana Peake’s charitable work in South Sudan directly …
National Post
Obakki’s fall collection was directly inspired by Treana Peake’s work with the communities in South Sudan, where she helps drill wells. “It’s a part of the world that has been forgotten, what has happened to the people over the last 40 years,” the …

Khartoum asks to redeploy South Sudanese troops from contested areas
Sudan Tribune
Since the signing of security agreements between Sudan and South Sudan in Addis Ababa on 27 September, Khartoum speaks about a meeting of the joint security committee headed by defense ministers of the two countries. The meeting which was delayed …

Sudan: S. Sudan – UNHCR Seeks New Sites for Over 60000 Refugees
AllAfrica.com
Juba — The UN refugee agency (UNHCR) has called for immediate relocation of nearly 63,000 Sudanese refugees currently living in South Sudan’s Unity state, due to insecurity concerns along its border with Sudan’s South Kordodan state. While speaking at …

South Sudan: UN prepares to relocate nearly 63000 refugees from Yida camp
UN News Centre
2 November 2012 – The United Nations refugee agency today said it is preparing to relocate almost 63,000 people living in the Yida camp in South Sudan, where their security is at risk due to their proximity to the border with Sudan’s South Kordofan …

USAID launches loan partnership with South Sudan private banks
Sudan Tribune
Representatives from Kenya Commercial Bank, Equity and Finance South Sudan sealed the agreement in August with USAID and Alliance for Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA). The press statement did not detail how farmers will access the loans.

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