The government is in the process of entering another phase of oil deals in which they will sign Production Sharing Agreements with oil companies for the production of oil in given wells. Here are some of the five key considerations the government should make before sealing those deals. Confidentiality clauses Clause 36.1 of the 2012
The 2012 Oil Contracts: a good financial deal for Ugandans but without human rights and environmental safeguards
The Government of Uganda achieved a better deal, at least in the financial sense, for its oil in the Production Sharing Agreements that the government signed in 2012. The terms of the 2012 agreement are far more financially beneficial to Uganda compared to the agreements made before 2008, a report by Global Witness, an Oil
Tullow to sell stake to Total and CNOC after getting Production license and agreement from Uganda
The government of Uganda has finally award to Tullow Oil Company an oil production license for 400 million barrel kingfisher oil well found in western Uganda worth 1.5 billion US dollars. Tullow oil will now be able to resume oil activities in the region and especially sell two thirds of its its stake to Ferance’s Total and China’s CNOC. The long waited move
Uganda production sharing agreements with oil companies
The oil production sharing agreements are here for you to browse in full. The government of Uganda has signed production sharing agreements with oil companies prospecting and showing interest in production of oil in Uganda. The PSAs have been a matter of public concern with many people calling upon the government to make them public,