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Uganda
Negotiating a World Bank Loan

According to our sources, the Uganda government began negotiations with [...]

Published on 05.11.2003 at 10:00 GMT

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Uganda
Bringing Power to Countryside

Deeming that Uganda has one of the lowest power consumption rates per capita in the world (44 kWh per year), [...]

Subscribers only Energy 16.05.2000

Uganda
NGO Threat to Bujagali?

Now that the Uganda parliament has given a green light to a project by the U.S. group AES to build [...]

Subscribers only Energy 15.03.2000

Uganda
IFC BACKS AES SCHEME

The International Finance Corp. is going to play a leading [...]

Subscribers only Energy 28.07.1999

Uganda
AES AHEAD IN FINAL STRETCH

Barring unforeseen hitches, the first power project carried out by an independent power producer (IPP) in Uganda will be the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 14.07.1999

Uganda
STRATEGY SWITCH

A project to overhaul Uganda's public sector has been dropped by the World Bank along with a $40 million loan [...]

Subscribers only Energy 14.04.1999

Uganda
LEGISLATIVE BAR TO PRIVATE PROJECTS

The first agreements on projects for private power stations in Uganda will need to wait for changes in the Electricity [...]

Subscribers only Energy 09.09.1998

Spotlight | Tanzania, Uganda
POWER PROJECTS CURBED

Pressure from World Bank institutions has forced Tanzania to pull back from the Tanzania Electric Supply Co's $160 million contract signed with a Malaysian company in 1995 regarding a diesel-fuelled. 100 MW power station at the Tegata site in Dar [.

Subscribers only Energy 29.04.1998

Cameroon, Chad
KICKOFF FOR PIPELINE

Work on the pipeline that is to link the Doba oil basin in southern Chad to the future terminal at [...]

Subscribers only Energy 28.01.1998

Uganda
FUNDING READY FOR KASESE

An agreement putting together a financial package for the Kasese cobalt project was signed on June 18 in London and [...]

Subscribers only Energy 30.07.1997

Spotlight | Southern Africa
DOGMA SWITCH FOR WORLD BANK?

Michel Wormser, head of the World Bank's private sector development and economics division for Africa, considers that a three-day symposium in South Africa on reforming sub-Saharan Africa's electricity sector last week saw a growing consensus on the need for "discipline" [.

Subscribers only Energy 13.12.1995

Uganda
GOVERNMENT TAKES ON UEB DEBT

The Ugandan government recently converted a $40 million debt owed [...]

Subscribers only Energy 06.09.1995

Spotlight | East Africa
THE SOUTH AFRICAN AND CHINESE OUTSIDERS

Times are going to be very hard. With the arrival in East Africa of South African outsiders, of Chinese firms with price dumping in public works sectors, of Japanese companies' renewed aggressiveness in several sectors (telecommunications, electricity distribution, road construction), [.

Subscribers only 26.03.1994

Kenya
ENERGY PROJECT ON STANDBY

A meeting of the consultative group of donor countries for Kenya in Paris on Nov. 23-23 failed to clear up [...]

Subscribers only Energy 01.12.1993

Kenya
LIBERALIZATION ON FAST TRACK?

Controls on oil product prices could be lifted sooner than in mid-1994, the date that was given in June when [...]

Subscribers only Energy 01.12.1993

Spotlight | Uganda
RELATIONS WITH FRANCE FIRM UP

The Ugandan government would like to become the first English-speaking African country to obtain credits from the French ministry of Cooperation, whose current policy is to lend to French-speaking and Portuguese-speaking countries only. Such an innovative move would constitute a [.

Subscribers only 07.11.1992

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Uganda
Bringing Power to Countryside

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NGO Threat to Bujagali?

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AES AHEAD IN FINAL STRETCH

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STRATEGY SWITCH

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LEGISLATIVE BAR TO PRIVATE PROJECTS

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FUNDING READY FOR KASESE

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GOVERNMENT TAKES ON UEB DEBT

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Uganda STRATEGY SWITCH

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Uganda GOVERNMENT TAKES ON UEB DEBT

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Kenya LIBERALIZATION ON FAST TRACK?

Spotlight | Uganda RELATIONS WITH FRANCE FIRM UP

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Niger
Washington watches as Tehran negotiates with Niamey for 300 tonnes of uranium

Guinea
Behind the scenes of Mamadi Doumbouya's offensive on Russian miner Nordgold

Uganda
Negotiating a World Bank Loan

Uganda
Bringing Power to Countryside

Uganda
NGO Threat to Bujagali?

Uganda
IFC BACKS AES SCHEME

Uganda
AES AHEAD IN FINAL STRETCH

Uganda
STRATEGY SWITCH

Uganda
LEGISLATIVE BAR TO PRIVATE PROJECTS

Spotlight | Tanzania, Uganda
POWER PROJECTS CURBED

Cameroon, Chad
KICKOFF FOR PIPELINE

Uganda
FUNDING READY FOR KASESE

Spotlight | Southern Africa
DOGMA SWITCH FOR WORLD BANK?

Uganda
GOVERNMENT TAKES ON UEB DEBT

Spotlight | East Africa
THE SOUTH AFRICAN AND CHINESE OUTSIDERS

Kenya
ENERGY PROJECT ON STANDBY

Kenya
LIBERALIZATION ON FAST TRACK?

Spotlight | Uganda
RELATIONS WITH FRANCE FIRM UP