With the long-awaited Final Investment Decision behind us, Uganda's oil sector is entering a critical phase of infrastructure development.
With the long-awaited Final Investment Decision behind us, Uganda's oil sector is entering a critical phase of infrastructure development.
Kenya now generates over 90% of its electricity from renewable sources, with geothermal leading the charge from the Great Rift Valley.
Artisanal and small-scale miners in Busia and Namayingo districts are reporting record yields following new geological surveys.
TPDC confirms that the 543km natural gas pipeline connecting Mtwara to Dar es Salaam is now operating at full capacity.
The 600MW Karuma hydropower project is now operating at full capacity, dramatically boosting Uganda's electricity generation.
Kigali's push for responsible artisanal mining is attracting ESG-focused funds from Europe and North America.
Civil society organisations are demanding independent environmental monitoring as pipeline construction accelerates.
Production at the Unity and Heglig oil fields has recovered to 140,000 barrels per day as infrastructure repairs near completion.
Parliament is considering landmark amendments to the Petroleum Exploration Act that would alter how oil revenues are distributed.
East Africa's energy sector, country by country