We need more oil information, journalists tell govt
Journalists say there is an increase in censorship, especially among journalists from Albertine Graben, who produce critical stories that shed light on some excesses in the oil industry
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Journalists say there is an increase in censorship, especially among journalists from Albertine Graben, who produce critical stories that shed light on some excesses in the oil industry
Uganda is abandoning its Chinese partners and turning to Turkey to build a new railway line that will connect to neighbouring Kenya. East Africa is keen on improving its railway network as part of a pan-African project. By Philipp Sandner, Emmanuel Lubega & Burak Unveren
Kampala is abandoning its Chinese partners and turning to Turkey to build a standard gauge railway that will connect to neighboring Kenya. East Africa is keen on improving its railway network as part of integration.
The flooding of Lake Albert, in Africa’s Great Lakes Region, has caused huge economic losses on the shores of Uganda, where people were already struggling to