BBC: South Sudan and Sudan have agreed to resume pumping oil after a bitter dispute over fees which saw production shut down more than a year ago...
South Sudan's government used to earn 98% of its revenues from oil and its economy has collapsed since it shut down oil production, with vital development work put on hold, our correspondent says.
Sudan has been suffering too -
the IMF predicted that its economy would shrink by 11% in 2012 because of the loss of oil revenue following the South's secession...
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