Uganda Oil Scandal: Pressure Mounts on Implicated Ministers
- Author:
- NTVUganda
- Publisher:
- NTVUganda
- Publication Date:
- 4 November 2011
- Tags:
- Uganda, Corruption, Legal and Judicial Affairs, Petroleum
The allegations of oil sector bribery against some powerful government officials including Prime Minister Amama Mbabazi have provided a fertile ground for power struggles within the ruling party.
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- Day Two: Oil Debate in Parliament
- Day One of Oil Debate in Parliament
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- It's Too Early to Celebrate, Country Told Over Tax 'Victory'
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- Heritage Contests URA Tax Victory
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- URA Wins U.S.$434 Million Oil Tax Dispute
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