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Local Engineers and Building Contractors have been asked to be prepared to tap into the upcoming construction phase by the International Oil Companies (IOCs). Eng. Monica Azuba Ntege, the Minister of Works and Transport during a conference about the opportunities in the oil and gas sector, organized by the Petroleum Authority of Uganda (PAU) said […]
In an interview with the Monitor yesterday, Mr Kasande cited case backlog, financial constraints, inadequate facilitation of attorneys and witnesses, limited staff, and congestion, especially in...
Civil society groups have accused Uganda and Tanzania of rushing to sign East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) deals with TotalEnergies and China’s CNOOC
Uganda has shortlisted four companies in a tender for exploring five oil blocks located long its western border with Congo.
A man in a business suit offers money (copyright by Shutterstock/Oleksandrum) Robert Kasande of the Ugandan Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development has announced that compensation to those affected by the Ugandan section of the planned East African Crude Oil pipeline could reach the equivalent to $18 million. The Resettlement Action Plan (RAP) would be responsible for paying compensation for the cost of land acquisition and resettlement of landowners as well as payments to affected households. Robert Kasande, speaking on Uganda’s national radio network said, “I want to assure ...