TotalEnergies Reaches Final Decision on $10 Billion Uganda Oil
“This historic occasion now puts us on the path to achieving first oil in 2025 as agreed in April 2021,” said Minister of Energy and Mineral Development Ruth Nankabirwa.
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Women barred from front seat of trucks in Ugandan city
“Some of them wear short dresses which expose their thighs and distract drivers, and the drivers end up causing accidents and people on board die.”
Rwanda reopens land border with Uganda after three-year closure
The main Gatuna crossing post, known as Katuna in Uganda, officially reopened at midnight.
NALA, Tanzanian fintech raises $10M seed
“We’re scaling that up, not just being in Tanzania and Kenya and Uganda as a consumer-facing product. But in the long run, we want to build infrastructure across the continent where we can do outbound from the continent and allow people to send money back. We’ve submitted our remittance license application in Kenya, as well as Uganda, for us to be able to do this the other way around,” said the founder.
More bottlenecks at Malaba, Busia borders
The recent traffic jam at the Malaba border stretched for about 80 km inside Kenya. The reason this happened was due to introduction of new measures related to the control and prevention of Covid-19 by the Ugandan government,” East African Business Council.
Rwanda to reopen land border with Uganda
Rwanda abruptly closed its border with Uganda in 2019, accusing Uganda of abducting its citizens and supporting rebels seeking to topple Kagame.
EAC loses $3.4b to Covid-19 measures as trade declines
The report notes that domestic investments have become the key development strategy for the EAC.
According to latest data released by the Tourism Research Institute, last year, Kenya received 870,465 tourists compared to 567,848 in 2020.
Watu 10 wauawa katika mashambulizi mashariki mwa Jamhuri ya Kidemokrasia ya Congo
Mnamo tarehe 30 Novemba, wanajeshi wa Uganda walijiunga na wanajeshi wa Congo katika msako mkali dhidi ya ADF katika eneo la Beni.
Ugandan author charged with “disturbing” President’s family
Kakwenza Rukirabashaija was charged with two counts of “offensive communication” and remanded in prison until January 21.
