Uganda’s longer term economic outlook brightens driven by oil and gas industry developments

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Recent progress in the Uganda’s long-delayed oil development has brightened Uganda’s longer-term economic prospects following the agreements signed by Uganda and Tanzania on the construction of the US$4bn cross-border oil pipeline between the Lake Albert region in Uganda and the port of Tanga in Tanzania, a research report released by Absa Group on the performance of economies in Sub-Saharan A

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