Uganda Expects First Crude Oil Export Revenue by March 2027
Uganda expects to receive its first crude oil export revenues in February or March 2027, as the country moves closer to commercial petroleum production and prepares to connect its oilfields
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Uganda expects to receive its first crude oil export revenues in February or March 2027, as the country moves closer to commercial petroleum production and prepares to connect its oilfields
Uganda’s export earnings rose by 36% year-on-year in August 2026, driven largely by a sharp increase in gold shipments, according to a report from the country’s finance ministry. The country
Uganda’s indicative $1.2 billion investment pipeline for the Roosevelt Africa Trail could create new opportunities for international suppliers, particularly US companies providing agricultural technology, infrastructure equipment, engineering services and digital
Uganda’s export earnings increased by 10.2% year on year in July, supported by stronger shipments of gold, cocoa, flowers and maize, according to the country’s finance ministry. Export receipts rose
Uganda’s export earnings increased by 10.2% year on year in July, reaching $1.40 billion as higher shipments of gold, cocoa, flowers and maize boosted the country’s foreign exchange receipts. The
Uganda is preparing to enter the international crude oil market, targeting Asian refiners for its first exports of “Pearl Sweet” crude from early 2027 as the country moves closer to
UAE cargo carrier now operates freight services to 17 African countries Dubai, UAE, September 08, 2026: SolitAir, the UAE’s dedicated next-generation B2B, airport-to-airport, express middle-mile cargo airline, today announced the
East African economies are accelerating efforts to diversify trade routes, strengthen regional supply chains and expand new export partnerships as ongoing instability in the Middle East disrupts critical shipping and
FESCO has completed its first-ever container shipment to Port of Dar es Salaam, marking a significant expansion of Russia’s trade and logistics footprint in East Africa. The shipment travelled from
A growing number of African countries, including Tanzania, Rwanda, Kenya, Zambia, Namibia, Senegal, and Uganda, are accelerating efforts to open borders and promote tourism through visa-free travel policies. Across the