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A step to inject $ 10 billion into the Ugandan economy is that one great step and hope for many Ugandans. Time to rally Ugandans to tap into this great opportunity is now. And yes, we can turn our oil into a great blessing not a curse as we have seen in many countries. #FIDUg
The president of United States of America (Joe Biden) has ordered for the release of 50 million barrels of oil from the country’s strategic oil reserves.
Floods in Kampala. Our Research fellow points out why we are still facing the floods and what we should to get rid of them. @KCCAUG@OPMUganda@KagutaMuseveni
We have learnt that @ugandainvest is in Dubai negotiating investment deals including renewable energy investment projects.Such environmentally friendly projects are excellent for our country for sustainable development.Thank you UIA @NankabirwaRS@mukiza_robert@KagutaMuseveni
Uganda is blessed with both oil and Minerals. Unlike oil, the mineral potential is not fully proven. How can the public and private sectors work together to transform the minerals! Don’t miss the #MWC2021 on @ntvuganda on 5th & 6th Oct 10am-1pm
@NankabirwaRS is the chief guest!
Two Chimpanzees have reportedly been killed at Kisaru near Kisaru primary school by residents .
It is beloved that they had gone to look for food due to destruction of Bugoma forest.
We condemn both the killing and destruction of Bugoma forest.
Two Chimpanzees have reportedly been killed at Kisaru near Kisaru primary school by residents .
It is beloved that they had gone to look for food due to destruction of Bugoma forest.
We condemn both the killing and destruction of Bugoma forest.
As the world celebrates #WTD2021, Mishaya gorilla family has given birth to a new baby, born on 25th Sept 2021. SB Tinfayo tightly engages class one security as the new born was under grooming. Members are now 7 members.
This is a step in the right direction towards saving our forest cover, ensuring clean air for the good health of the people in Uganda and the entire globe.
VAT removal to boost cooking gas adoption
Following the VAT drop by the government, the pricing structure of gas has changed. Refill prices have dropped to sh41,500, sh83,500 and sh252,000...
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Very touching&painful experience. Ugandans continue to suffer as @GovUganda continues to look on yet it is the very government that should intervene and protect her citizens.What level of irresponsibility is this? @KagutaMuseveni @GLISSPolicy @energyministry@UmemeLtd@CEGUganda
This is good news for a developing country that needs to industrialize as a measure to create more jobs for its citizens.Indeed the picture of industrial development is surely taking shape despite a few set backs. Next good news shld be 98% progress in transmission. @CEGUganda
Lwera swamp which is being destroyed by Chinese for rice farming isn't a mere swamp, it stretches about 20kms on the Kampala–Masaka highway, & is major water catchment area. It connects several rivers and wetlands in Gomba, Mpigi & Kalungu districts and drains into Lake Victoria.
Whether its a job for @ERA_Uganda or @UmemeLtd to set power tarrifs for consumers is for another discussion but our concern remains is that the price of power at this rate is not only extremely high but exorbitant.
This account's bio/about looks like the Admin/owner knows about the Energy sector in Uganda. However, the tweet suggests otherwise!
FYI, Umeme Limited does not set the tariff. This is done by the Electricity Regulatory Authority.
Also, as per the screenshot, you would have ....
Maj Gen Kasirye Ggwanga was very instrumental in protecting forests against charcoal burning and lumbering in Mubende district. We join Ugandans to celebrate life of a General turned environmentalist. RIP Gen Kasirye Ggwanga.
We are currently living in hard times of Covid-19 but @UmemeLtd continues to make life harder for it's customers/Ugandans.Power tarrifs continue to bite amidst hard economic times due to Covid-19.Imagine paying about Shs1,265 for a unit of power @energyministry @GLISSPolicy