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11:33
11:33

EACOP Empowers Over 750 Affected Persons with Vocational Training PAPs 6 2 Top story

The beneficiaries, primarily youth, underwent three months of training in hairdressing, motor vehicle mechanics, welding, plumbing, electric installation, carpentry, tailoring, and more.
15:28
15:28

Kikuube EACOP PAPs Protest, Demand Immediate Halt of Activities oil spills 4 2

The 1,443km crude oil export pipeline will transport Uganda’s crude oil from Hoima in Uganda to the Chongoleani peninsula near Tanga port in Tanzania. More than 100 residents gathered near the Kikuube district headquarters, urging the government to suspend all EACOP activities.
23:12
23:12

TotalEnergies Hands Over 100 Houses to Landowners In Tilenga land titles 6 2

The 100 resettlement houses bring to 235 the total number of Resettlement houses constructed by TotalEnergies in exchange for land being taken over for oil infrastructure.
19:47
19:47

Gov’t Acquires Land for Oil Pipeline Labour Camp PAPs 5 2

Each labour camp is expected to host an estimated 1,000 workers, both locals and expatriates who construction crew, welders, drivers, foremen and ICT specialists.
15:09
15:09

Kikuube EACOP PAPs Turn to Opposition MPs In Pursuit for Compensation 7 1

According to the agreed plan, the pipeline route will begin from Hoima through Kikuube, Kakumiro, Kyankwanzi, Mubende, Gomba, Sembabule, Lwengo, Kyotera, and Rakai and cross the Tanzania border between Masaka and Bukoba. It will then traverse Tanzania through Kahama, Singida, and Kondoa, into Tanga.
13:44
13:44

EACOP PAPs in Bunyoro Protest Delayed Compensation Government 6

Since 2018, the government has not compensated the project-affected persons yet they stopped using their land. The Petroleum Authority of Uganda (PAU) had also promised to start compensation in December 2020 or early January 2021.
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