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Martin Tiffen, Managing Director EACOP together with Professor Barnabas Nawangwe Vice Chancellor Makerere University signing an MOU between the two entities University to support implementation of oil and gas National Content Initiatives.

EACOP signs MoU with Makerere University to build local capacity in oil and gas sector

Makerere University students are set to benefit from a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed between officials of the university and The East African Crude Oil Pipeline, on behalf of its contractors and
July 17, 2024
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A photo montage of Finance Minister Matia Kasaija, Agriculture Minister Frank Tumwebaze, State Minister of Finance for Investment and Privatisation Evelyn Anite, Minister of Science, Technology and Innovations Monica Musenero, Kiira EV CEO Paul Musasizi, and Uganda Tourism Board CEO Lily Ajarova. Their dockets fall under some of the four prioritised sectors in the new financial year.

NATIONAL BUDGET: Who will eat a bigger pie under Uganda’s four priority sectors in the new financial year 

Finance Minister, Matia Kasaija yesterday unveiled the top four priority sectors in the 72 trillion Budget for the next Financial Year 2024/25 beginning July 1st.   Presenting the National Budget at Kololo Ceremonial
June 14, 2024
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Left-Right: Dr Micheal Mugerwa, Uganda Refinery Holdings Company Limited General Manager and other UNOC top executives⏤ Proscovia Nabbanja, Chief Executive Officer; Gilbert Kamuntu, Chief Commercial Officer and Peter Muliisa, the UNOC Chief Legal and Corporate Affairs Officer.

REFINERYNOMICS: Uganda presses ahead with its oil refinery project amidst questions on profitability and sustainability

To do or not to do an oil refinery for Uganda, over and above the pipeline, has been a major question for the country, but more importantly for the Uganda National Oil
March 4, 2024
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CNOOC Uganda’s new President, Liu Xaingdong (left) shakes hands with the Petroleum Authority’s Executive Director, Ernest T. Rubondo, after a July 2023 meeting. Liu has an uphill task to straighten the company’s safety record.

CNOOC Uganda’s new President, Liu Xiandong’s uphill task to rid the Chinese oil company of its ‘bad boy’ employee welfare and safety record

A fatal accident in the oil and gas fields in the Kingfisher Project Area operated by CNOOC Uganda, a subsidiary of China’s CNOOC International has re-awakened the company’s chequered employee health, safety
October 9, 2023
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Ms. Jane Nambakire Mulemwa, Ph.D, has been the PAU’s Board Chairperson, since October 2015. On 15th May 2020, her 4-year mandate was renewed by His Excellency Yoweri Kaguta Museveni.

Q&A: The Petroleum Authority of Uganda’s job is to ensure Uganda’s oil is a driver for social-economic transformation― Dr Jane Nambakire Mulemwa, Board Chairperson

Congratulations upon being reappointed by His Excellency for a second term. From a Board perspective, how would you summarise the PAU’s journey in its first five years? I must say that
November 9, 2020
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