Your account has been succesfully created.

Subscribe now

UGANDA Issue dated 06/05/2016

Total will finance pipeline to Tanga on its own

The French oil company Total has just decided to finance [...] (206 words)

This article may be accessed by subscribers and e-wallet holders (EUR 2.80)
Log in to read more

Subscribe to
Africa Intelligence
or
Pay-Per-Article

E-wallet
starting from 30 EUR

Subscribe or Pay-Per-Article

Discover our offers

Not reader yet?
Create an account to access our FREE SECTION

A free issue

A selection of articles

New editions' summaries

Keyword notifications to follow people or topics of interest to you

A free issue and a selection of free articles

Summaries and email notifications

On the same subject

UGANDA 11/11/2016

Kampala accuses Total of sabotaging its pipeline

Storm warning on relations between the Ugandan government and the French major oil company Total! According to our sources, Kampala [...]

KENYA 10/05/2016

Nairbo seeking consultants for its Lokichar-Lamu pipeline

While Ugandan president Yoweri Museveni has decided that the oil [...]

KENYA UGANDA TANZANIA 19/04/2016

High level horse-trading on pipeline's route

A decision on the route of the future pipeline running from Hoima in Uganda will be unveiled on April 23 [...]

Spotlight TANZANIA 19/04/2016

How new president is putting squeeze on gas producers

Even though big gas finds have recently been made in Tanzania’s offshore, exploration in the country has ground to a halt. One reason, in addition to a fall in the gas price, is legislation introduced by the nationalist-minded government of [. [...]

TANZANIA UGANDA 22/03/2016

Dar es Salaam takes matters in hand on pipeline issue

Tanzania has been shifting into higher gear since an agreement in principle was reached in early March on building an [...]

UGANDA 01/09/2015

Total brandishes Tanzanian card to thwart Lamu pipeline scheme

Angry over a decision by the Kenyan and Ugandan governments to pick Lamu as destination for an export pipeline, Total is turning up the heat on Kampala. [...]

On our other sites

Intelligence Online 18/05/2016

Janus/Sterling prepares for change

Faced with competition from the much larger security firms Constellis and Garda, Janus, the former Sterling Global, is looking for a strategy that will ensure it has a future. [...]

New: Sign up for real-time alerts and be notified of new editions!

Once registered, you will be notified by a short message on your computer or mobile phone as soon as a new edition of our publication or an alert is published. Stay informed anytime, anywhere!

By continuing your visit to this site, you accept the use of cookies allowing us to adapt and enhance your experience. Read more

Mnangagwa's favourite tycoon operates offshore to escape US gaze

Kenyatta wants to be crowned African single market champion before he leaves office

Total will finance pipeline to Tanga on its own

This article may be accessed by subscribers and e-wallet holders (EUR 2.80)
Log in to read more

Subscribe to
Africa Intelligence
or
Pay-Per-Article

Subscribe or Pay-Per-Article

Not reader yet?
Create an account to access our FREE SECTION

Free Articles

Lebanese banks' African subsidiaries hit by chaos back home

Australians warned about Museveni's new production sharing contracts

Cash-strapped air force opts for second-hand Kuwaiti F-18 Hornets

Kampala accuses Total of sabotaging its pipeline

Nairbo seeking consultants for its Lokichar-Lamu pipeline

High level horse-trading on pipeline's route

How new president is putting squeeze on gas producers

Dar es Salaam takes matters in hand on pipeline issue

Total brandishes Tanzanian card to thwart Lamu pipeline scheme

Janus/Sterling prepares for change

Receive free prompts for these topics

First visit

Contacts

Tools

Free services

Follow us

A website produced by

Indigo Publications also publishes:

Mnangagwa's favourite tycoon operates offshore to escape US gaze

Kenyatta wants to be crowned African single market champion before he leaves office

Cabo Delgado: a gas Eldorado and security nightmare

Makhzen Inc. or the ever more prosperous business empire of Mohammed VI's entourage

Lourenço's Herculean struggles to reform the diamonds sector

Total will finance pipeline to Tanga on its own

This article may be accessed by subscribers and e-wallet holders (EUR 2.80) Log in to read more

Already have an account? Log in

Subscribe toAfrica IntelligenceorPay-Per-Article

Subscribe or Pay-Per-Article

Not reader yet?Create an account to access our FREE SECTION

Free Articles

Lebanese banks' African subsidiaries hit by chaos back home

Australians warned about Museveni's new production sharing contracts

Cash-strapped air force opts for second-hand Kuwaiti F-18 Hornets

Kampala accuses Total of sabotaging its pipeline

Nairbo seeking consultants for its Lokichar-Lamu pipeline

High level horse-trading on pipeline's route

How new president is putting squeeze on gas producers

Dar es Salaam takes matters in hand on pipeline issue

Total brandishes Tanzanian card to thwart Lamu pipeline scheme

Janus/Sterling prepares for change

Receive free prompts for these topics

First visit

Contacts

Tools

Free services

Follow us

A website produced by

Indigo Publications also publishes:

This article may be accessed by subscribers and e-wallet holders (EUR 2.80)
Log in to read more

Already have an account?
Log in

Subscribe to
Africa Intelligence
or
Pay-Per-Article

Not reader yet?
Create an account to access our FREE SECTION