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Oil pipeline works to start from Tanzania

Daily Monitor Wednesday April 14 2021 Summary Although officials do not state the exact start date, they say a few items need to be sorted to pave the way for works. Advertisement The construction of the proposed East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) will start on the Tanzanian side en route to Uganda, officials have revealed but without stating the start date. Speaking yesterday at a press briefing on the oil agreements signed on Sunday, the Eacop company general manager, Mr Martin Tiffen announced that construction works on all the oil projects - Total E&P’s Tilenga in Nwoya and Buliisa districts, Cnooc’s Kingfisher in Hoima and Kikuube districts, and the pipeline - will move simultaneously.

We cannot drink oil : campaigners condemn east African pipeline project | Global development

Last modified on Wed 14 Apr 2021 07.16 EDT Activists have accused French and Chinese oil firms of ignoring huge environmental risks after the signing of accords on the controversial construction of a £2.5bn oil pipeline. Uganda, Tanzania and the oil companies Total and CNOOC signed three key agreements on Sunday that pave the way for construction to start on the planned east African crude oil pipeline (EACOP). But on Tuesday a letter signed by 38 civil society organisations across both east African countries said the parties had failed to address environmental concerns over the pipeline and had steamrollered over court and parliamentary processes.

Ugandans criticize oil pipeline deal with Tanzania and Total

Ugandans criticize oil pipeline deal with Tanzania and Total dw.com 2 hrs ago Isaac Mugabi Ugandans are making disparaging comments on social media about the multi-billion-dollar oil pipeline deal that the country has signed with Tanzania and Total. The secrecy surrounding it has raised fears of corruption. © Presidential Press Unit/Uganda President Samia Suluhu Hassan of Tanzania and President Yoweri Museveni of Uganda Uganda, Tanzania, and French oil company Total and its investment partner in Uganda, the China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) signed a series of agreements on Sunday to build a heated pipeline that will carry crude oil from western Uganda to the Indian Ocean coast.

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