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Terms of Reference for the study on the Revenue Potential of Uganda’s Mining Sector

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Terms of Reference for the study on the Revenue Potential of Uganda’s Mining Sector

July 22, 2025
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While giving his way forward at the end of the session, Dr Paul Bagabo, Uganda Country Director at the Natural Resource Governance Institute, called for fair management of mineral revenues, stronger government capacity to negotiate mining deals, collect royalties and curb illicit

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How can the EAC strengthen food regulation while avoiding fragmented requirements that create unnecessary barriers to regional trade?

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Uganda should move beyond measuring its mineral wealth through export earnings and taxes, and focus on how natural resources improve people’s lives.

Eng. Tonny Olanya, Team Lead at Lyec Bullion Consults and Afri Gold Bullion Ventures, highlighted the gap between mineral wealth

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Uganda’s minerals sector has undergone significant changes in recent years, particularly following the enactment of the Mining and Minerals Act, 2022. Mr Morris Tabaro, Mines Inspector at the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development, highlighted how the law seeks to promote

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