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September 2011

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Oil & Energy/The Ugandan Reader

Oil fuels “political” and “constitutional” crisis in Uganda

Yesterday’s Hot Seat show was interesting. It featured Hon. Abdu Katuntu, the lead petitioner, who together with Theodore Ssekikubo have gathered enough

September 30, 2011
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The Ugandan Reader

Petition on oil agreements breaks Parliamentary record ( plus Uganda’s babymaking season)

MP.            Aroo? Where are you?  Can you come here or should I come to you? Abdu Katuntu: No we will come to

September 19, 2011
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Oil & Energy/The Ugandan Reader

Update: Oil Scrapbook. Whats new in the oil sector? A lot.

Our Freedom of Information case hit a snag ( technical delay) before Justice Faith Mwondha today. She adjourned it to mid October

September 16, 2011
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Politics/The Ugandan Reader

Aggreko to shut down ahead of December deadline and other bad economic news ( and a few good ideas)

If the economy were a man (or woman) in say Mogadishu and the Ugandan economic crisis were a famine, the response by

September 14, 2011
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Politics/The Ugandan Reader

A life in court over oil and secrecy

I arrived at Nakawa High Court to a familiar sight of relative chaos. There are several damaged cars parked in the official

September 8, 2011
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Politics/The Ugandan Reader

Oil and energy scrapbook. Whats new on the Uganda scene?

This appears to be a week to revisit Uganda’s oil sector. There is a lot to discuss here over the next several

September 7, 2011
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Politics/The Ugandan Reader

Is the high cost of charcoal good news for saving forests?

In the midst of debate over saving Uganda’s most prominent forest, Mabira, stories are emerging over the high cost of charcoal, the

September 6, 2011
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The Ugandan Reader

Images and their stories. Uganda in capable hands.

Some time ago ( sounds like once upon a time) this writer was interested in the portraiture of Ugandan society. Since we

September 3, 2011
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Politics/The Ugandan Reader

Keep Makerere closed. Its a good thing.

So Makerere University is closed. It is likely to be a short shut down. In fact it should not. The NRM government

September 1, 2011

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