Uganda

Uganda Exonerated in Shs 8.2 Trillion RVR Dispute Following London Arbitration

In a significant legal development, Uganda has been cleared of any financial liability in the ongoing dispute with the Uganda Railways Corporation (RVR), amounting to Shs 7.1 trillion. The arbitration ruling, handed down by an international court in London, exonerates Uganda from responsibility for the hefty claim, bringing an end to a long-standing legal battle. This decision marks a major victory for the Ugandan government, as it absolves the country from potential financial repercussions and legal obligations tied to the RVR dispute.

Uganda

Legal Dispute Unfolds as Uganda Takes Back Control of Power

Uganda is engaged in a legal conflict as the government moves to regain control over its energy sector, challenging previous agreements and asserting its authority over national power resources. The ongoing battle highlights the complexities of governance and legal rights in the country's energy industry.

Uganda

Ugandan Youth Demand Halt to Oil Pipeline Citing Environmental and Rights Violations

Ugandan youth activists are renewing their calls to halt the construction of the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP), citing serious environmental threats and human rights violations. The pipeline, backed by TotalEnergies and other partners, would stretch over 1,400 kilometers from Uganda to Tanzania, posing risks to ecosystems, communities, and contributing significantly to carbon emissions. Activists have faced arrests, intimidation, and legal harassment for peacefully protesting the project. Despite these challenges, they continue to demand transparency, accountability, and a shift toward renewable energy. The growing movement has drawn international attention, with human rights groups and UN experts urging the Ugandan government and oil companies to respect environmental defenders and uphold fundamental rights.

Zambia

China Unloads Electric Giants in Zambia: 31 Trucks to Power Copper Boom

Zambia’s mining landscape just took a powerful turn. In a move that blends clean energy ambitions with geopolitical strategy, China has shipped in 31 electric mining trucks, shocking the region and signaling a new phase in Africa’s copper race.

Kenya

Kenya's Economic Growth: A Focus on Green Energy and Digital Transformation

Kenya is prioritizing economic growth through green energy and digital transformation. The country is a leader in renewable energy, with over 70% of its electricity coming from geothermal, wind, and solar sources. Innovations like M-Pesa and M-KOPA Solar are improving financial services and expanding access to solar energy. Despite challenges, Kenya is committed to leading Africa in both renewable energy and the digital economy.

Uganda

Government Launches Upgrade of 72.5km Entebbe–Mpigi Road Corridor