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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Why Uganda must accelerate exploration beyond First Oil - The Observer Media Ltd (opens the original)
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As Uganda races toward First Oil, it is essential that the country keeps one eye on current developments and another firmly fixed on the future. While the Tilenga, Kingfisher, East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP), and Refinery projects are progressing, Uganda must fast-track new oil exploration to secure long-term production, maximize economic benefits, fully utilise the petroleum infrastructure as well as achieve a sustainable oil and gas industry in the country. Uganda has already confirmed
How Stanbic made Uganda home 35 years ago - The Observer Media Ltd (opens the original)
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Kampala Road is paved with tarmac. The buildings lining both sides of the road are mostly single-story structures, housing modest businesses such as video libraries, black-and-white photo studios, hairdressing salons, and even dairy shops. On one side of this road – where Mapeera House and Kampala Boulevard Building now sit – stand two buildings whose walls were blown away by explosions in the 1979 war that resulted in the overthrow of President Idi Amin, leaving openings large enough for people
Torture: Retired judge Egonda-Ntende tasks Law Society to step up - The Observer Media Ltd (opens the original)
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At the recent Digital Transformation Festival at Munyonyo Commonwealth Resort, retired Justice of the Court of Appeal/Constitutional Court judge Fredrick Egonda-Ntende reminded the Uganda Law Society (ULS) of its critical duty to uphold citizens’ rights amid increasing threats to civil liberties. Egonda-Ntende urged lawyers to be more proactive in defending citizens against abuses, including torture and other violations of human rights, particularly as technology increasingly shapes how citizens
Rolex more than just nyanya mbisi - The Observer Media Ltd (opens the original)
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The rolex is one of Uganda’s most loved street foods: a chapati wrapped around an omelette, fresh vegetables and whatever else fits the moment. In How to ROLEX, A Ugandan Cookbook, author and creative Jonathan Kabugo explores this beloved dish through more than 40 recipes using Ugandan and East African ingredients. The book looks beyond the common rolex at your street corner. It experiments with vegetables, meat, chicken, sauces, dips and other fillings, while still keeping the chapati and egg a
Uganda has the best food – Chef James Busingye - The Observer Media Ltd (opens the original)
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Chef James Busingye has been a professional chef for 24 years. He is the mind behind many popular brunch menus such as Silo Day-cation and other offerings at popular hangouts and hotels in Kampala. Quick Talk sat down with him to explore his journey, food-and-drink pairings and the thinking behind the menus readers love. Many thanks for joining us today. Who is Chef James? I am James Busingye, a professional chef who has been in the industry since 2001. That is over 24 years now. [Laughs] Young
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