Judges Explore Uganda’s Oil Projects to Better Handle Future Petroleum Cases
A delegation of senior Judicial Officers has embarked on a three-day field study tour of Uganda’s oil and gas operational areas in the Albertine Graben, an initiative a...
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Bunyoro Leaders Demand Greater Local Content Benefits from Oil and Gas Projects
Bunyoro Leaders Demand Greater Local Content Benefits from Oil and Gas ProjectsLeaders, residents and local contractors in the Bunyoro sub-region have challenged oil and...
OIL COUNTDOWN REALITY CHECK! Inside Hidden Economic Battles That Could Make Or Break Uganda’s Oil Dream
When Uganda’s government and its joint venture partners reached the Final Investment Decision (FID) in February 2022, it marked the end of years of negotiations and the...
3,600 Fuel Stations in Uganda Operating Without Licenses as UNOC Enforces New Supply Rules
Pauline Irene Batebe, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Energy and Mineral DevelopmentThe Ministry of Energy has admitted that there are about 3600 petrol stations operati...
Should Uganda Move Its Capital? Here Are the Cities That Could Take the Pressure Off Kampala
SUMMARYNakasongola has the strongest case for a purpose-built administrative capital, although major investment and careful land planning would be required.Mbarara could...
Dangote’s proposed Kenya refinery tests a new blueprint for African industrialisation
The proposed refinery in Lamu is the company’s first effort to export the industrial model behind its Lagos refinery, potentially providing a blueprint for replicating...
Uganda Registers $582.9m Middle East Trade Surplus
Coffee is one of Uganda’s main exports to the gulf regionKAMPALA: Uganda posted a $582.9 million trade surplus with the Middle East in May, driven by strong gold export...
Oil shocks are no longer so shocking
The Persian Gulf is in an unstable disequilibrium. There has been no lasting deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, because the United States and Iran remain far apart in t...
Fuel prices set to fall after government reaches deal with Somali traders
Fuel prices are expected to fall across South Sudan after the government reached an agreement with the Somali business community to reduce the cost of fuel.The announceme...
UNBS Warns Against Roadside Fuel Sales Over Safety Risks
UNBS Deputy Executive Director Daniel Richard Makayi Nangalama said the bureau regularly inspects and tests petroleum products entering the country and those distributed...