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A new energy strategy in Uganda

According to an official September 2002 report, the 16 oil distribution firms active in Uganda will soon be under stricter [...] (378 words)

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LIBERALIZATION ON FAST TRACK?

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MADAGASCAR Energy 21/09/1993

ACCORD WITH WORLD BANK

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FREEZE ON LIBERALIZATION

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NEW TALK OF PRIVATIZATION

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ELECTRICITY PRIVATIZED

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IMPORT CONTROLS TO BE LIFTED

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EXATRADE-JOVENNA ON THE MOVE

LIBERALIZATION HALFWAY HOME

WHAT'S IN THE PIPELINE

PRIVATIZATION WITH CURBS

KPRL SURVIVES FREE MARKET

IMPORTS MONOPOLY TO END

FREE MARKET BLUES

PROJECT WITH IDA READY

LIBERALIZATION ON FAST TRACK?

ACCORD WITH WORLD BANK

FREEZE ON LIBERALIZATION

NEW TALK OF PRIVATIZATION

TWELVE-PROGRAMME $400 M CREDIT

WORLD BANK YARDSTICK

ELECTRICITY PRIVATIZED

IMPORT CONTROLS TO BE LIFTED

PRIORITY FOR NETWORK

REBOUND

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EXATRADE-JOVENNA ON THE MOVE

LIBERALIZATION HALFWAY HOME

WHAT'S IN THE PIPELINE

PRIVATIZATION WITH CURBS

KPRL SURVIVES FREE MARKET

IMPORTS MONOPOLY TO END

FREE MARKET BLUES

PROJECT WITH IDA READY

LIBERALIZATION ON FAST TRACK?

ACCORD WITH WORLD BANK

FREEZE ON LIBERALIZATION

NEW TALK OF PRIVATIZATION

TWELVE-PROGRAMME $400 M CREDIT

WORLD BANK YARDSTICK

ELECTRICITY PRIVATIZED

IMPORT CONTROLS TO BE LIFTED

PRIORITY FOR NETWORK

REBOUND

PART-FINANCING FOR ECONOMIC RECOVERY PROGRAMME FROM IDA

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