Latest Breaking News On - Brighton aryampa - Page 1 : comparemela.com
April 27, 2021 Written by OUR READERS
Recently, Uganda, Tanzania, and Total S.A., the French oil major, signed three agreements to finalize the development of an oil pipeline from Uganda’s oil fields to Tanga on the Tanzanian coast.
Many economists assert that the signing takes Uganda closer to a final investment decision or project sanctioning by the oil firms. However, there are major concerns over this project on the environment. Many Ugandans appreciate the role trees play in both the natural economy and in ecology maintenance.
Trees provide products such as wood and others. Forests also play roles such as rainfall formation, soil fertility maintenance, carbon capture and others. Nature-dependent communities and economies such as Uganda need forest
KampalaUgandaKenyaWambabyaHoimaMurchison-fallsUganda-generalBugomaBuikweTanzaniaFranceBudongoApril 13, 2021 President Yoweri Museveni signs the oil agreements
Currently described by the World Bank as the hottest inland exploration frontier in the world and the country to watch in the oil and gas, Uganda has discovered 6.5 billion barrels of oil.
As Uganda begins the final journey to historical production of oil and gas, the failures and weaknesses of earlier problems particularly the construction of an oil refinery that commenced in 2012 should not be forgotten but, rather, drawn lessons to make the process of doing the EACOP project fair and transparent.
It is important to remember that the EACOP project passes through 10 districts and crossing so many areas of natural importance that are fragile and need to be treated and handled with utmost care.
TanzaniaKampalaUgandaRepublic-of-ugandaUgandansArthur-tumwesigyeBrighton-aryampaYoweri-museveniDoreen-namaraWorld-bankMinistry-of-energyPresident-yoweri-museveni