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Month: September 2018

Pakwach: Police and border security agency turned to Drugs Smuggling and Cattle raiding

September 7, 2018 uhuru Leave a comment

Police in Panyimur, Pakwach district are working closely with Congolese counterparts to smuggle drugs, timbers , fuel and cattle raiding. […]

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Buliisa: Total E&P , Atacama Consulting and Bagungu tribe are Linked to Ongoing Violation of Human rights and Environmental Degradation in North of Albertine rift, Buliisa district

September 7, 2018 uhuru One comment

The discovery of oil and gas along Albertine graben came with a smile on the face of many locals along […]

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[15 January 2020] Review of Adequacy of ESIA for the TEP Uganda Tilenga Oil Development Project

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