Report: Israel to Buy Oil from South Sudan

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South Sudan Starts Withdrawing Troops From Border Zone With Sudan
AllAfrica.com
Wau — South Sudan has started withdrawing its troops from the border with Sudan, according to senior government officials, to allow a buffer zone to be created between the two nations. The Safe Demilitarized Buffer Zone (SDBZ) is a key part of a deal …

Report: Israel to Buy Oil from South Sudan
Arutz Sheva
The report by several news agencies said that South Sudan’s oil minister was recently in Israel on a visit, and met top government officials, who worked out the deal with him. The report did not mention which, if any, Israeli companies would be …

South Sudan signs oil deals with Israeli companies: Petroleum minister
Press TV
The announcement comes months after Israel signed a pact to cooperate on water infrastructure and technology development with South Sudan, the first economic cooperation agreement between Tel Aviv and Juba. The deal between South Sudanand Israel …

South Sudan’s Annual Inflation Now At 25 Percent
AllAfrica.com
South Sudan’s inflation fell to just 25% last month compared to the 41%, registered in the month of November 2012, the country’s National Bureau of Statistic (NBS) said it latest report. The decline in inflation, according to the state-owned body …

South Sudan says it signed oil deal with Israel
Haaretz
South Sudan says it has signed an agreement with several Israeli oil companies, a potentially significant strategic move that will consolidate Israel’s relations with the fledgling, oil-rich East African state. South Sudan’s petroleum and mining …

‘It’s like South Sudan here, not South Tel Aviv’
Jerusalem Post
… of Jpost profiles of voters from different sectors of the Israeli society ahead of the elections. Sophie Menashe South Tel Aviv resident Photo: Hadas Parush. “I feel like I don’t live in the State of Israel anymore. I feel like I live in South …

Talks between Sudan and South Sudan fail
South African Broadcasting Corporation
But on Saturday, the South Sudanese government said its northern counterpart had taken “unjustified positions” by insisting on “new conditions and terms that are not part of the signed agreement.” “This undermines the credibility of the negotiation …

South Sudan Delays Resumption of Oil Exports
Wall Street Journal
KAMPALA, Uganda—South Sudan’s plans to resume oil exports have hit a snag after African Union-mediated negotiations failed to yield a deal on the creation of a demilitarized zone along its border with former civil-war foe Sudan, the AU said Sunday.

Immigration Influx into the Republic of South Sudan!
Sudan Tribune
January 20, 2013 – Believe it or not, experts, pundits and political scentriec see it that the illegal influx of illegal immigrants into the Republic of South Sudan (RSS) is nothing less than a time bomb. Occasionally, I am painfully reminded that Juba …

South Sudanese settling into South Australia
ABC Online (blog)
It was the lowest point in their media portrayal according to David Leek from the South SudaneseYouth Council. He came into the 891 studio to tell listeners that since then there have been plenty of good news stories that don’t get reported. Download …

Oil shutdown is correcting tax revenue shortfall in Unity State – official
Sudan Tribune
Before the shutdown South Sudan exported 350,000 barrels per day accounting for 98% of government income. The two sides have came to agreement in September last year on how much the South should pay for exporting its crude through the North but …

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