Sudan: China commits to $1.5bn loan to halt decline

Issue 247 - 31 Jan 2013 | 1 minute read

With Khartoum’s finances in disarray following South Sudan’s independence (it has lost nearly three-quarters of its crude production, which was around 450,000 b/d in H1 2011), China has agreed to provide support.

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