With the $50 million Amari Power Transmission project, Uganda becomes the first African nation to move a privately financed ...

The government of Uganda has entered an agreement with UAE-based Alpha MBM Investments LLC to advance development and construction of the country’s long-planned but delayed first crude oil refinery at ...

Gridworks, a subsidiary of British International Investment, the UK’s development finance institution and impact investor, has signed a Joint Development Agreement with the Government of Uganda to ...

The African Development Bank and the Government of Uganda on Tuesday signed a $229.5 million financing agreement for the first phase of the Kampala-Jinja Expressway Project, which will cut travel time ...

Standard Chartered Bank’s Ugandan unit said the lender will provide three loan packages totaling about €641 million ($760 million) for key power, road and water projects aimed at supporting economic ...

Gridworks and the Government of Uganda have signed two key agreements that clear the way for the Amari Power Transmission project to enter the construction phase in the coming weeks, marking a ...

Uganda is accelerating efforts to end its dependence on imported petroleum products, following the signing of new commercial agreements tied to its long-awaited US$4 billion refinery project. ・Uganda ...

Mukur residents in Tiaty, Baringo County draw water at a water project sponsored by First Lady Rachel Ruto on December 21, 2023. [Photo, Standard] Kenya and Uganda have signed a bilateral agreement to ...

Graphite, nickel and copper developer Blencowe Resources. A prefeasibility study (PFS) has highlighted an exceptional long-life project that delivers considerable returns over an initial life-of-mine ...

CNOOC International has completed enough development wells at its Kingfisher project on the shores of Uganda's Lake Albert to enable the field to begin production, according to authorities in Kampala.

Uganda's oil wealth requires long-term investment discipline rather than immediate distribution, writes Ali Ssekatawa ...

It is a subsidiary of Alpha MBM Investments, a Dubai-based company developing a US$4 billion oil refinery in Uganda, whose chairman is a member of Dubai’s royal family.