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Uganda seeks new investors for its $4b refinery project - Vimarsana News

Uganda seeks new investors for its $4b refinery project

Although Uganda has reopened the project for tendering, officials reveal Kampala has a state-owned entity lined up for the project.

Uganda walks away from US firm-led consortium after refinery contract expires - Vimarsana News

Uganda walks away from US firm-led consortium after refinery contract expires

Uganda is seeking new investors for its $4.5 billion refinery after its Project Framework Agreement (PFA) with a consortium of American and Italian firms expired.

Museveni calls on western companies to invest in Africa's resour - East African Business Week - Vimarsana News

Museveni calls on western companies to invest in Africa's resour - East African Business Week

KAMPALA, Uganda–President Museveni has challenged Western companies to take interest in helping Africa explore its resources potential, saying the continent presented immense business opportunities.  "There is a lot of sleeping in Africa. You find people who should know but instead don't know," said the President. "And also there has been sleeping in the West, they […]

Cobalt Miners News For The Month Of October 2022 - Vimarsana News

Cobalt Miners News For The Month Of October 2022

Strong cobalt production and weaker demand has pushed cobalt market into a surplus this year. Read the update on cobalt miners and stocks for October 2022.

'Uganda must add value to oil' - Vimarsana News

'Uganda must add value to oil'

The discovery and confirmation of commercial oil and gas reserves in Uganda in 2006 presented an opportunity to positively impact energy poverty