Minister Nankabirwa Opens a Smart Meter Electricity Factory Worth Shs54 Billion
Over 500 Ugandans will be employed by the plant when it is fully operational, and it will be able to produce between 600,000 and 700,000 single-phase meters and 300,000 to 350,000 three-phase meters annually—all while working in a single shift.
Developing Uganda’s Oil and Gas Industry
The East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP), the biggest infrastructure investment in the region, and Uganda’s preparations for its first oil production from the Tilenga and Kingfisher oilfields are being discussed at the same time.
Uganda Airlines Launched First Flight to London
The new route re-establishes direct air connectivity between Uganda and the United Kingdom after a decade-long hiatus and represents a major leap in strengthening bilateral ties.
Tilenga: 11,000 Ugandans Work in Uganda’s Flagship Oil and Gas Project
With 3,880 community members currently working in skilled and semi-skilled positions, the local communities of Buliisa, Nwoya, Pakwach, Hoima, Masindi, and Kikuube have greatly benefited in addition to direct employment.
Northern Uganda’s Ministry of Local Government Signs Contracts for Design and Oversight of More Than 800-Km Road Project
Rural Development and Food Security in Northern Uganda (RUDSEC) is a larger project that includes the initiative.
Kasese Airport Is Set to Be Upgraded to International Standards
Kasese Airport is set to be upgraded to international standards
EPSauto Express Penalty Scheme Automated
EPSauto, the Express Penalty Scheme Automated, records the precise location of the incident. Cameras and sensors placed at key points like junctions and highways detect traffic offenses such as speeding, red-light violations, and improper lane usage.
Government Commissions Saka Bridge for Shs72Bn to Encourage Connectivity and Trade
The recently finished Saka Bridge, which cost Shs72 billion and was intended to promote transportation and trade between the districts of Pallisa and Kaliro, has been put into service by the government.
Flynas’ Direct Link to Riyadh Ushers in A New Era for Cargo Trade Between Uganda and Saudi
The launch of the first-ever direct cargo flights between Entebbe and Riyadh by Saudi Arabia’s top low-cost airline, Flynas, has significantly bolstered Uganda’s export aspirations and has the potential to transform agricultural trade flows between East Africa and the Gulf. With three weekly landings on Mondays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, the new service increases weekly cargo […]
EACOP’s Orbital Welding Instruction
Up to 160,000 new jobs are anticipated to be created by Uganda’s oil industry, many of which will require specialized technical skills.