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Libya’s National Oil Company Faces Closure Over Violent Clashes

Libya’s National Oil Company Faces Closure Over Violent Clashes

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By Keefa Nuwahereza Libya’s national oil company said Saturday it may face closure because of clashes close to its refinery in the country’s western port. The NOC said in a statement that three bombs hit close to its oil storage tanks in the last 48 hours in the western Zawiya port. Libya’s largest functioning refinery in Zawiya is located around 49 kilometers (30 miles) from the capital, Tripoli. In April, Gen. Khalifar Haftar’s forces launched a military campaign to capture Tripoli from the internationally recognized Government of National Accord (GNA), but have so far failed to progress beyond the city’s outskirts. On November 27, Ankara and GNA signed two separate agreements, one on military cooperation and another on maritime boundaries of countries in the Eastern ...
Parliament Okays Independent Candidates For 2021 Elections

Parliament Okays Independent Candidates For 2021 Elections

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By Keefa Nuwahereza All candidates who were warming up for the 2021 General Election on Independent Ticket, but were worried that they would be blocked, should start campaigning, because Parliament has given them the Green Light. This is because the Parliamentary Committee scrutinising the proposed electoral reforms has rejected the government's attempts to block Independents. This has given more green light to People Power's Hon Kyagulanyi Robert Bobi Wine to prepare more for his presidential bid as nothing will constitutionally block him from standing. The impasse arose after the Attorney General William Byaruhanga tabled before Parliament proposed amendments to the electoral laws in the run up to the 2021 elections. The contents of the five Bills remained contenti...
BoU Deputy Governor Kasekende’s Days Numbered, Museveni Wielding Axe Soon

BoU Deputy Governor Kasekende’s Days Numbered, Museveni Wielding Axe Soon

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By Keefa Nuwahereza Dr Louis Kasekende's days as Deputy  Governor Bank of Uganda are numbered because his contract is left with a few days to expire, yet President Yoweri Museveni has opted leave the matter unattended to, for now at least.  Dr Kasekende, who has been seen by many as Prof. Emmanuel Mutebile’s natural successor, but his contract runs out on 13th January 2020. With less than two weeks to go, the appointing authority is silent on the matter, something that is raising eyebrows in the corridors and offices of Bank of Uganda. Sources close to corridors of power say, this is the first time the appointing authority is doing this. Normally he makes a decision, renews or appoints a new person well within time. It should also be noted that parliament which vets appoint...
British Soldier Launches Campaign To Give All Ugandans Shoes

British Soldier Launches Campaign To Give All Ugandans Shoes

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By Elite News Reporter A British soldier has launched a charitable campaign of donating shoes to all Ugandans who cannot afford at least one pair. Staff Sergeant Ian Payne says that when he moved his family from the UK to Uganda for work, little did he know that he would also embark on a journey of generosity. Staff Sergeant Ian Payne with some of the shoes he collected to give out to Ugandans For the past eight months Ian has been on secondment at the High Commission of Uganda in the capital Kampala. He started a running group at a local boxing club where he saw the poor condition of the runners' shoes. "I looked down and saw that the boys' shoes were in a bad way," says Ian, who is originally from London, UK. "I felt fortunate for myself and my family but very sad ...
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