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Uganda: Civil Society Coalition On Oil Hits Back At Museveni Jibes
Independent (Kampala), 15 December 2012
The Civil Society Coalition on Oil (CSCO), a group of Ugandan NGOs following the oil and gas sector have labeled President Museveni's accusations that the NGOs and some MPs were… Read more »
Uganda Oil Debate Heats Up
Civil society organisations have hit back at President Yoweri Museveni's accusations that some members of parliament and NGOs were representing "foreign interests" during the concluded debate on the Petroleum Bill.Video
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17 December 2012
Uganda Focuses On Oil and Gas
- Author:
- NTV Uganda
- Publisher:
- NTV Uganda
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President Yoweri Museveni vowed to resist any foreign interference in Uganda's oil sector. see more »
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