Uganda Oil Industry still “Very Attractive” despite delays in midstream Infrastructure dev’t—Minister

Uganda Minister of Energy and Mineral Development (MEMD) Irene Muloni said the country’s oil sector is poised for a promising business destiny despite the current delays and setbacks in the midstream preparations. Speaking to a gathering of key industrial players including; potential investors, International Oil companies (IOCs), local players and officials from different associate institutions

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Uganda aims at Issuing oil exploration licence before end of year

Uganda aims to sign deals by the year-end with the four oil exploration companies it had invited for talks in its first licensing round, a senior energy ministry official said on Wednesday. Those selected to negotiate production sharing agreements (PSAs) were Nigeria’s WalterSmithPetroman Oil Ltd, Oranto Petroleum International and Niger Delta Petroleum Resources, and Australia’s

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ISSUES IN Present day DEMOCRACY

ISSUES IN Present day DEMOCRACY In its initial constitution, the word democracy was supposed to offer the implication of overall fairness, unquestionable justice, and total evenhandedness in distribution of societal sources. Democracy arrived coupled with flexibility of expression and worship. Although the initial definition of democracy was meant to make a no cost political surroundings

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