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Energising Uganda: An Alternative Perspective on Uganda's Energy Crisis (Part I)

It Uganda now outgrowing its electricity supply 

http://www.comcast.net/news/international/africa/index.jsp?cat=AFRICA&f=/2007/06/05/680992.html

Where are we heading ? wont the foreing investors think of putting their eggs elsehwere for better broodind and hatching into chicks that can become grown up hens?

admin:

Energising Uganda: An Alternative Perspective on Uganda's Energy Crisis (Part I)

It Uganda now outgrowing its electricity supply 

http://www.comcast.net/news/international/africa/index.jsp?cat=AFRICA&fn=/2007/06/05/680992.html

Where are we heading ? wont the foreing investors think of putting their eggs elsehwere for better broodind and hatching into chicks that can become grown up hens?

Sugar... Sanya has been at UGPulse ... last wrote in 2005.

http://www.ugpulse.com/search.asp?ugaSrch=sanya

admin:

Energising Uganda: An Alternative Perspective on Uganda's Energy Crisis (Part I)

It Uganda now outgrowing its electricity supply 

http://www.comcast.net/news/international/africa/index.jsp?cat=AFRICA&fn=/2007/06/05/680992.html

 AND UMEME joins the EAC  by planning to import 100MW from Tanzania

http://www.newvision.co.ug/D/8/220/575412 

May be its high time we joined the National grids of Ug Kn Tz Rd Br to form one grid of the EAC region  and link up with South Africa grid for more constant supply.  I hear South African Power Company has bought or is planning to buy the Power company of Tanzania with the hope that South Africa can link to the EAC for trade of Electricity power 

Plans are seriously underway for Power Transmision interconnection for East Africaand the deal will cost about $ 1,083.2m (sh1,776b), Mac Cosgrove-Davies, the World Banks senior energy specialist has said.

The plan is that the project will enable foreign investment in EAC and enable

 Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi, ERITREA and ETHIOPIA 

 (and who knows even SOMALIA  and Southern SUDAN as things settle there)

 to share power in case one of the countries has a power shortage

http://www.newvision.co.ug/D/8/220/575707

Sounds a lot… I hope it doesn’t become another Global fund saga…

I keep wondering why they keep pumping all these monies here however much they are embezzled… without following up on the criminals lol

batuwa kulya ? as they craft their shady deals back door???  

That's the problem with alot of these things! they come in the guise of donations, but check out the consultants that are attached to them! do you ever wonder how much of the "donation" actually effects the people lower down on the social ladder in any meaningful way?

Vision:

...! do you ever wonder how much of the "donation" actually effects the people lower down on the social ladder in any meaningfulway?

the 300/= paid for polishing the muggagga's shoes ????