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Does Uganda have a market for edible oils?

Uganda has a large domestic market with demand for edible oils expanding rapidly (Uganda¡¯s imports of edible oils increased more than five-fold to over $ 30 million in 2017). Member of EAC, which had recorded ever imports of edible oils in 2017, with 50% growth reaching nearly $1 billion.

Does Uganda's Oil project make sense?

For people in Uganda¡¯s oil region, life now follows the rhythms of distant boardrooms. They are not the only ones wondering whether the project makes sense. By the time the first oil flows, in 2025, oil infrastructure will have uprooted 2,000 households and directly affected more than 20,000.

How much money will Uganda's Oil Project bring?

Officials reckon the development phase will bring $15bn-20bn of investment, of which they hope 40% might go to Uganda-based companies, in a country with a GDP of around $40bn a year. A UN study forecasts that oil will raise government revenues by a third over the estimated three-decade life of the project.

Is Uganda a viable oil project?

But Proscovia Nabbanja, the chief executive of the Uganda National Oil Company, says the project is viable and promises that for "every dollar we invest, we return 10". "I don't think that is bad economics."