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Uganda bets on oil city as East Africa’s petrochemical Hub

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By Julius Barigaba
| Zawya Verified
Uganda has launched a drive to position Hoima as East Africa’s petrochemical manufacturing centre, opening the Kabalega Industrial Park (KIP) to investors ahead of first oil production. Anchored on the country’s planned 60,000-barrels-per-day refinery, the park is expected to host industries that convert by-products into value-added products, contributing an estimated $4.9 billion annually to GDP and creating thousands of jobs.
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Uganda bets on oil city as East Africa’s petrochemical Hub

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By Julius Barigaba
| zurl.co
Uganda has launched a drive to position Hoima as East Africa’s petrochemical manufacturing centre, opening the Kabalega Industrial Park (KIP) to investors ahead of first oil production. Anchored on the country’s planned 60,000-barrels-per-day refinery, the park is expected to host industries that convert by-products into value-added products, contributing an estimated $4.9 billion annually to GDP and creating thousands of jobs.
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Uganda bets on oil city as East Africa’s petrochemical Hub

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By Julius Barigaba
| The East African Verified
Uganda has launched a drive to position Hoima as East Africa’s petrochemical manufacturing centre, opening the Kabalega Industrial Park (KIP) to investors ahead of first oil production. Anchored on the country’s planned 60,000-barrels-per-day refinery, the park is expected to host industries that convert by-products into value-added products, contributing an estimated $4.9 billion annually to GDP and creating thousands of jobs.
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