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Uganda Assures Stable Fuel Supply Despite Global Oil Market Disruptions
Uganda’s Ministry of Energy says fuel supply remains stable despite global oil market disruptions linked to the Middle East. Government highlights refinery, storage, and petroleum infrastructure investments to strengthen long-term energy security.
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Uganda Military Rejects UN Human Rights Report on South Sudan Operations
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