Sudan Not Ready For Oil Revenue Loss Shock Ahead Of Split-UN

KAMPALA, Uganda -(Dow Jones)- Northern Sudan is not ready to absorb the shock of losing oil revenue, which is likely to be a major destabilizing factor ahead of the independence of the oil-producing Southern Sudan, a United Nations envoy told Dow Jones Newswires late Saturday.

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