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Government Cancels Sell-Off

The privatization of two companies formed out of the break-up of the national utility UEB has been halted in its tracks, and South Africa's Eskom could win from the resulting confusion.

Subscribers only Energy 12.03.2002

A Consultant for Kinyara Sugar Works

Uganda's government has hired a foreign consultant to prepare for the privatization of the Kinyara Sugar Works Ltd. Announced last year [...]

Subscribers only 08.03.2002

Anti-Uganda and Rwanda Lobby

An American consulting company has signed a $200,000 contract with [...]

Subscribers only 08.03.2002

New Geological Studies

Canada, Germany and the United Kingdom are going to assist [...]

Subscribers only 05.03.2002

Teddy Seezi Cheeye

The editor and founder of the Uganda Confidential bulletin has been named director of economic intelligence at the Internal Security [...]

Subscribers only 01.03.2002

Aiming for a Common Foreign Policy

Although the three east African countries' adoption of a common foreign policy is hardly around the corner, small steps are leading in that direction.

Subscribers only 01.03.2002

Electoral Contracts of a Dubious Nature

The practices of Uganda's electoral commission are put into doubt by a confidential report of the Inspector General of Government.

Subscribers only 22.02.2002

Okay to Kenya-Uganda Pipeline

According to information obtained by Africa Energy Intelligence (Indigo Publications), [...]

Subscribers only 22.02.2002

Diplomatic Normalization in Sight

Kampala and Kinshasa are engaged in discrete high-level discussions aiming at the coming normalization of the diplomatic relations between their countries.

Subscribers only 15.02.2002

Success Gushes in Uganda

Formerly named the Lyonnaise des Eaux, the Ondeo Services company beat Vivendi, its fellow French rival, for the management contract [...]

Subscribers only 15.02.2002

Real Estate Pains of the Central Bank

The central Bank of Uganda (BoU) has been having a hard time trying to sell the collection of cars and [...]

Subscribers only 15.02.2002

Irked Diplomats Resort to Lobbying

Career diplomats are involved in an intense lobbying campaign in Kampala's parliament to secure the ambassadorial posts that are to be decided by President Museveni.

Subscribers only 01.02.2002

Entry Ticket for Oil Firms

When the Petroleum Supplies Act becomes operational, the new oil distribution companies wishing to operate in Uganda will have to [...]

Subscribers only 01.02.2002

CLARE SHORT

During the coming month of February, Britain's secretary of state for international development will be visiting the Democratic Republic of [...]

Subscribers only 01.02.2002

Haggling over Customs Rights

The three members of the East African Community have two more months to agree on the reduction of tax customs to install a free trade zone.

Subscribers only 25.01.2002

Government Examines Funding for Phosphate Project

The Uganda authorities are looking at different funding packages for [...]

Subscribers only 22.01.2002

National Planning Authority Still in the Picture

This week, state finance minister Isaac Musumba Isanga declared that [...]

Subscribers only 18.01.2002

After Top Score, Opposition Rules in City Elections

The opponents of President Yoweri Museveni's ruling National Resistance Movement [...]

Subscribers only Politics 18.01.2002

Invitation to Tender for Semliki and Pakwach Regions

After signing up Hardman, Energy Africa and Heritage Oil & [...]

Subscribers only Energy 15.01.2002

Kampala Looks at Eastern Markets

Uganda will reinforce its diplomatic presence in the Middle East and Iran in order to benefit from investments and financial aid from those countries.

Subscribers only 11.01.2002

Kampala Wants to Shut Down LRA

President Yoweri Museveni will take advantage of the IGAD summit in Khartoum this week to demand that the LRA bases in southern Sudan be shut down.

Subscribers only 11.01.2002

The Great Tourist Hunt

The insecurity reigning at the borders of Uganda has not prevented the European Commission from preparing a project to revive tourism in the African country.

Subscribers only 11.01.2002

Rafting Tours Transferred to Murchison Falls

Having lost the fight to prevent the construction of a [...]

Subscribers only 11.01.2002

New Head for Wildlife Authority

The fangs are out between the World Bank and the board of the Uganda Wildlife Authority over the choice of a new top dog for the state entity.

Subscribers only 04.01.2002

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Uganda

Government Cancels Sell-Off

A Consultant for Kinyara Sugar Works

Anti-Uganda and Rwanda Lobby

New Geological Studies

More Problems Rise for AES in Uganda

Teddy Seezi Cheeye

Aiming for a Common Foreign Policy

Electoral Contracts of a Dubious Nature

Okay to Kenya-Uganda Pipeline

Diplomatic Normalization in Sight

Success Gushes in Uganda

Real Estate Pains of the Central Bank

Irked Diplomats Resort to Lobbying

Entry Ticket for Oil Firms

CLARE SHORT

Haggling over Customs Rights

Government Examines Funding for Phosphate Project

National Planning Authority Still in the Picture

After Top Score, Opposition Rules in City Elections

Invitation to Tender for Semliki and Pakwach Regions

Kampala Looks at Eastern Markets

Kampala Wants to Shut Down LRA

The Great Tourist Hunt

Rafting Tours Transferred to Murchison Falls

New Head for Wildlife Authority

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Uganda

Government Cancels Sell-Off

A Consultant for Kinyara Sugar Works

Anti-Uganda and Rwanda Lobby

New Geological Studies

More Problems Rise for AES in Uganda

Teddy Seezi Cheeye

Aiming for a Common Foreign Policy

Electoral Contracts of a Dubious Nature

Okay to Kenya-Uganda Pipeline

Diplomatic Normalization in Sight

Success Gushes in Uganda

Real Estate Pains of the Central Bank

Irked Diplomats Resort to Lobbying

Entry Ticket for Oil Firms

CLARE SHORT

Haggling over Customs Rights

Government Examines Funding for Phosphate Project

National Planning Authority Still in the Picture

After Top Score, Opposition Rules in City Elections

Invitation to Tender for Semliki and Pakwach Regions

Kampala Looks at Eastern Markets

Kampala Wants to Shut Down LRA

The Great Tourist Hunt

Rafting Tours Transferred to Murchison Falls

New Head for Wildlife Authority

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Africa Intelligence on social media

Indigo Publications' websites