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Peter Muliisa

Kasuruban is an expensive step that could cement Uganda’s sovereignty in the upstream, or expose taxpayers to risks they never bargained for.
Kasuruban is an expensive step that could cement Uganda’s sovereignty in the upstream, or expose taxpayers to risks they never bargained for.

The Dilemma that UNOC Finds Itself in to Develop the Kasuruban Oil Block

Uganda’s oil ambitions face a critical stress test at the Kasuruban oil block. By handing it to Uganda National Oil Company (UNOC), government signaled that national control must sit at the heart
August 29, 2025
A photo montage of the new Governing Council at the Chamber of Mines and Petroleum . From top left: Mr. Aggrey Ashaba, Ms. Pamela Nantamba, Ms. Catherine Wabomba, Mr Gibson Nangono, Ms. Mariam Nampeera, Mr. Jonan Kisakye, Ms. Aminah Bukenya, Mr. Humphrey Asiimwe, and Mr. Adbul Kibuuka. Others include. Mr. Peter Muliisa, Dr Hinton Jennifer, and Mr. Patience Singo.

Uganda Chamber of Mines & Petroleum welcomes new leadership

The Uganda Chamber of Mines & Petroleum (UCMP) at a recent Annual General Meeting (AGM) elected new leaders to its Board of Trustees and Governing Council. The new leaders serve for the
August 17, 2024
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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