2005

White Nile is still working on its oil deal in southern Sudan and its shares will remain suspended

Foreign Secretary Jack Straw today accused the international community of “turning a blind eye” to atrocities in Darfur.

Sudan's government has rejected resolution 1593 and said Sudanese citizens could only be tried in Sudanese courts.

Harvard University announced yesterday that it will sell an estimated $4.4 million stake in PetroChina

Oil companies from Asia, Europe and the US are increasingly expanding into riskier countries in order to replenish their reserves

UN Security Council voted to impose a travel ban and an assets freeze on individuals in Darfur who violate a cease-fire and are responsible for atrocities against civilians

Phil Edmonds and Andrew Groves want to recruit up to four directors as White Nile begins exploration work

A top south Sudan official has ruled out any possibility of Total regaining its right to an oil block claimed by White Nile

Reserves of the Thar Jath oil fields, in Block 5A in the southern Unity state, were estimated at a minimum of 250 million barrels.

Reserves of the Thar Jath oil fields were estimated at a minimum of 250 million barrels. White Nile Petroleum is expected to dig 45 wells in the coming year