When Ugandans query the constant upsurge in oil prices, they are often reminded by fuel dealers that the global oil price trends largely driven by the Middle East suppliers especially Saudi Arabia are the reason to blame. However, developments in the recent past suggest that the dealers only use the global oil prices as the
UMEC 2015 set to showcase Investment Potential in Uganda’s Mining Sector
In 2014, the estimates of discovered oil in Uganda rose from 3.5 Million to 6.5 Million Barrels. The recent revelation that Uganda was exploring areas like Karamoja and the Hoima Basin to find more oil, the hopes to embark on commercial output in 2017 and the new round of licensing in the sector scheduled to
A call for consultants to do a feasibility study on enterprise development in the Albertine Region
Living Earth Uganda, a natural resources and environmental management NGO in Uganda is looking for organizations or individuals, with the experience and skills to undertake a feasibility and scoping study for enterprise development in rural communities. This duty is part of LEU’s broader Jobs and Oil project aiming at making oil work for poor people
Prospective CHALLENGES FOR Healthcare Administration
Prospective CHALLENGES FOR Healthcare Administration The medical care industry provides the society with wellbeing solutions that covered but you are not restricted to protective and curative cure, health and emergency situation services, recovery, and action coordination in the area of general population health and nurses. Healthcare managing signifies the managerial and management projects obtained to
Uganda’s quest for more oil reaches Karamoja
[googlemap src=”http://” width=”500″ height=”360″ align=”alignleft” ]By Zakaria Tiberindwa and Edward Tumwiine Uganda’s discovered oil reserves are estimated at 6.5 billion shillings and it is believed that if the oil is well utilized, the money from the resource could lift the country from a developing nation to middle-income status. However the country’s quest for more oil
Ugandan youths told to forget about Oil Jobs
Forgetting about jobs in a country where 62% of the youths are jobless, is the kind of news that many will resent but a reality that has to be faced. Such was the kind of message that Uganda Oil and Gas sector players were sending out to the participants of a workshop organised by the