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Oil
South-Sudan
SUDAN AND SOUTH SUDAN CONCUR’S OVER OIL EXPORTS
The presidents of the two countries have finally reached to a deal on oil exports from south Sudan through Sudan. The negotiators for both countries say a demilitarized border buffer zone between the two countries had been agreed on.
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Shell East African exit attracts Asian and North African firms
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IMANI Alert: : Watch These Oil Numbers!
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