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EIB Gives Nod to Australian Operators

The European Investment Bank is pouring money increasingly into mining projects in English-speaking Africa but it isn’t doing so through [...]

Subscribers only Mining 09.10.2001

Little Trust Between Bank and MPs

The main obstacle to the World Bank going ahead with an $11.7 million financing plan for Uganda's financial sector, planned [...]

Subscribers only 05.10.2001

New Hitch for Bujagali

Approval of a $100 million loan from the International Finance Corp. for the Bujagali dam project won’t be forthcoming immediately. [...]

Subscribers only Energy 02.10.2001

Study on Kenya-Uganda Pipeline

The British engineering services firm Nexant Ltd has submitted a [...]

Subscribers only Energy 02.10.2001

Uganda Dam Project Dammed Up

The project of Applied Energy Services (AES) to build a [...]

Subscribers only 28.09.2001

Appeal to World Bank for Funding

Africa Mining Intelligence has learned that the Uganda government is asking the World Bank to bankroll the development of its [...]

Subscribers only Mining 24.09.2001

Sell-Off for Tin Company

The state-owned Karuruma Tin Works (KTW) that has been managed [...]

Subscribers only Mining 24.09.2001

"Stolen" Cars Hide Insurance Scam

A vast insurance scam in South Africa was uncovered after Interpol launched operations with police from eastern and southern Africa [...]

Subscribers only 21.09.2001

Dissident Soldiers' Fate Still in Debate

The High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) has been approached separately by both Uganda and Rwanda, each of which wishes the [...]

Subscribers only Politics 21.09.2001

Purchase of CDC's Tea in Uganda

Negotiations between two British companies were concluded more rapidly than [...]

Subscribers only 21.09.2001

Eagle Drill on Semliki

After spending nearly $4 million drilling on the Semliki concession south of Lake Albert, Canada’s Heritage Oil and Gas company [...]

Subscribers only Energy 18.09.2001

ABB Wins Apac-Masinda Bid

The Swiss-Swedish group Asea Brown Boveri has won a contract from the Uganda Electricity Board to build a 33kV transmission [...]

Subscribers only Energy 18.09.2001

Snubbed in Uganda

Fearing to give the U.S. group AES too much sway [...]

Subscribers only Energy 18.09.2001

Deploying Soldiers on the Border

The Ugandan army has been deploying a great number of troops close to the Rwandan border in the past few [...]

Subscribers only 14.09.2001

Regional Institutions On Right Path

Preparations for the formal inauguration in late November of the East African Legislative Assembly and the East African Court of [...]

Subscribers only 14.09.2001

Sweet Enticement for Ugandan Sugar Works

Ugandan authorities have asked Booker Tate to look into the [...]

Subscribers only 14.09.2001

Poor Disarming of NE Warriors

The disarming of the Karimojong warriors in North-Eastern Uganda is a failure, partly because of the diversion of the funds [...]

Subscribers only Politics 07.09.2001

Makhosi's Projects for East Africa on Track

In the framework of the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (Comesa), the South African company Makhosi Holdings is [...]

Subscribers only 07.09.2001

Sigurd Illing

In all likelihood, Sigurd Illing's last posting will be in Kampala, where the 60-year-old Bavarian Social Democrat has just taken [...]

Subscribers only 07.09.2001

Expanding into East Africa

One of South Africa's largest reinsurance companies is looking to [...]

Subscribers only 07.09.2001

Eskom Well Placed for UEB Buy

Six months behind schedule, the pre-qualification process for the sell-off of the national utility, Uganda Electricity Board, has begun. In [...]

Subscribers only Energy 03.09.2001

Hike in Exports to Kenya

Uganda energy minister Daudi Migereko declared last week that negotiations for an increase of exports to Kenya amounting to between [...]

Subscribers only Energy 03.09.2001

Colonel Besigye's Escape to New York

Unlucky candidate in the presidential election last year, Colonel Kizza Besigye quietly left his Kampala home on August 17. One [...]

Subscribers only Politics 31.08.2001

Amama Mbabazi

At the age of 54, the former state minister for regional cooperation was named defense minister in the new government [...]

Subscribers only 27.07.2001

A Step To Private Management

International firms which had expressed interest in the privatization of [...]

Subscribers only 27.07.2001

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Uganda

EIB Gives Nod to Australian Operators

Little Trust Between Bank and MPs

New Hitch for Bujagali

Study on Kenya-Uganda Pipeline

Uganda Dam Project Dammed Up

Appeal to World Bank for Funding

Sell-Off for Tin Company

"Stolen" Cars Hide Insurance Scam

Dissident Soldiers' Fate Still in Debate

Purchase of CDC's Tea in Uganda

Eagle Drill on Semliki

ABB Wins Apac-Masinda Bid

Snubbed in Uganda

Deploying Soldiers on the Border

Regional Institutions On Right Path

Sweet Enticement for Ugandan Sugar Works

Poor Disarming of NE Warriors

Makhosi's Projects for East Africa on Track

Sigurd Illing

Expanding into East Africa

Eskom Well Placed for UEB Buy

Hike in Exports to Kenya

Colonel Besigye's Escape to New York

Amama Mbabazi

A Step To Private Management

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Uganda

EIB Gives Nod to Australian Operators

Little Trust Between Bank and MPs

New Hitch for Bujagali

Study on Kenya-Uganda Pipeline

Uganda Dam Project Dammed Up

Appeal to World Bank for Funding

Sell-Off for Tin Company

"Stolen" Cars Hide Insurance Scam

Dissident Soldiers' Fate Still in Debate

Purchase of CDC's Tea in Uganda

Eagle Drill on Semliki

ABB Wins Apac-Masinda Bid

Snubbed in Uganda

Deploying Soldiers on the Border

Regional Institutions On Right Path

Sweet Enticement for Ugandan Sugar Works

Poor Disarming of NE Warriors

Makhosi's Projects for East Africa on Track

Sigurd Illing

Expanding into East Africa

Eskom Well Placed for UEB Buy

Hike in Exports to Kenya

Colonel Besigye's Escape to New York

Amama Mbabazi

A Step To Private Management

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