Sudan and South: Oil and Trade Deal
The two Sudans have been able to come to terms regarding the oil exportation from South Sudan and the usage of Sudan’s pipelines and port […]
Articles by Steven Addamah
Telecom: planning for an Arab platform
Telecommunication companies in the MENA are teaming up for a pan-Arab online platform that would earn them more revenue from their networks by challenging western […]
Egypt: an ambitious development plan
Egypt is embarking on a another revival project of its economy as it sets aside numerous projects to develop areas around the Suez Canal and […]
Sudan:First gold refinery to open
The first gold refinery of Sudan has been opened as the country strives to improve the quality of its rising gold exports. During the opening […]
Sudan gives chrome production licenses
A total of more than 500 mining licenses have been awarded by the Sudanese government to companies interested in producing chrome in the border state […]
Michelle Obama’s speech: forgotten Africa?
All those expecting that the first lady would tackle issues of development and Africa were kind of disappointed at the end of her speech at […]
Nigeria launches environment protection project worth $18.5 million
Nigeria, in cooperation with the Global Environment Fund (GEF), has launched an outstanding environment project designed to protect sea, soil, vegetation and underground water from […]
Sudan can end economic crisis
The IMF has praised the austerity measures of the government but asked for the tax collection to be improved in order to subsidize its oil […]
S. Sudan to resume oil production in four to six months
South Sudan’s Minister of Petroleum and Mining Stephen Dhieu Dau said Thursday his country hopes to resume oil production in the Upper Nile’s oilfields in […]
Piracy acts in Horn of Africa waters fall in 2012
Piracy acts off the Horn of Africa have fallen sharply to 46 pirate attacks in 2012, compared with 222 acts in 2011 and 239 in […]