Pagan Amum News
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South Sudan and Sudan agreed to order companies to resume southern oil shipments through a Red Sea export terminal within two weeks, more than a year after they were halted over a dispute about transportation fees.
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South Sudan is considering measures to offset the impact on its economy of a halt to oil production the country is carrying out in retaliation for what it says is the theft of its crude by neighboring Sudan.
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South Sudan accused neighboring Sudan of carrying out air and artillery attacks on the eve of scheduled peace talks.
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South Sudan’s government will no longer export crude via neighboring Sudan and all future negotiations between the two countries will exclude oil, said Pagan Amum, South Sudan’s chief negotiator.
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A crude oil cargo that’s been stranded at sea because of a dispute between Sudan and South Sudan can unload in Japan after a court ruling in London, oil trader Trafigura Beheer BV said.
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Southern Sudan may build an oil pipeline to ease its dependence on routes through the north if new discoveries of crude are large enough, a leader of the region’s ruling party said.
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Fighting between Southern Sudan ’s army and a rebel militia in Jonglei state last week killed 197 people, said Pagan Amum , the secretary-general of the region’s ruling party.
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Sudan expects to resume talks with South Sudan by the end of this month to try to end a dispute over oil payments after failing to make a breakthrough at the latest round of discussions, a negotiator from the north said.
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Southern Sudan ’s ruling party accused the Sudanese army today of bombing positions in the semi- autonomous region.
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More than 15 miles offshore Singapore a black-and-red hulled tanker has been stranded for about 150 days holding South Sudanese crude worth almost $60 million, a hostage of a two-decade war.
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