Petroleum Authority of Uganda

Gloria Sebikari, Manager of Corporate Affairs at the Petroleum Authority of Uganda (PAU). She says, "Silence doesn’t keep the peace; it only delays growth. Speak your truth, kindly but firmly.”

Letters to My Younger Self: Gloria Sebikari — “Take the Risk. Say the Hard Thing. Rest When You Need To.”

The Petroleum Authority of Uganda’s Corporate Affairs Manager on courage, calling, loss, leadership, and living a life aligned with purpose. In Uganda’s rapidly evolving oil and gas sector, an industry layered with
December 17, 2025
Uganda has increased its recoverable oil resources to 1.65 billion barrels, strengthening confidence in ongoing oilfield developments and reinforcing the country’s readiness for First Oil as major projects near completion.
Uganda has increased its recoverable oil resources to 1.65 billion barrels, strengthening confidence in ongoing oilfield developments and reinforcing the country’s readiness for First Oil as major projects near completion.

Uganda Raises Recoverable Oil to 1.65 Billion Barrels

Uganda’s petroleum sector has recorded a major milestone with new assessments showing a rise in recoverable oil resources from 1.4 billion to 1.65 billion barrels. The announcement was made by Ernest Rubondo,
November 20, 2025
Across Lake Albert in Kikuube District, CNOOC’s Kingfisher Project tells a complementary story. The LR8001 automated rig has drilled 17 of 31 oil wells hitting its production target. The Central Processing Facility, designed for 40,000 barrels of daily capacity, is nearing completion to process the crude oil before export.

Uganda’s elusive oil dream: Two decades of missed deadlines, billions spent, and the race to 2026

As one drives into Hoima City, the urban heart of Uganda’s oil dreams, it quickly becomes clear that this is no ordinary town. The city has become a magnet for ambition, its
October 27, 2025
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