Sudan border rebellion risks unravelling South Sudan deal: UK envoy

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Sudan border rebellion risks unravelling South Sudan deal: UK envoy
The Star Online
JUBA (Reuters) – Sudan’s simmering border rebellions could yet unravel a freshly signed deal withSouth Sudan and jeopardise the expected resumption of the South’s oil flows through Sudan, a British envoy said on Friday. Sudan and South Sudan, …

South Sudan Orders Oil Companies to Resume Production
AllAfrica.com
Juba — South Sudan ordered oil companies and pipeline operators to immediately resume production of crude oil for delivery to international markets through Sudan on Thursday, a move seen as part of its commitment to implement an agreement signed this …South Sudan to Truck Oil Through Ethiopia, Djibouti for Export

Nazret.com (blog)
South Sudan’s government said it signed an agreement with Ethiopia and Djibouti that may enable the East African nation to export oil by truck from July, while a study on a pipeline linking the three countries is completed. An accord signed on March 12 …

Oil the Focus of South Sudan Listeners’ Comments
Voice of America
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