Uganda’s Parliament Approves Controversial Loan for Power Export
Uganda’s Parliament has recently approved a $121.96 million loan from the African Development Fund aimed at enhancing the country’s capacity to export electricity to South Sudan. This decision has stirred significant debate among lawmakers. The loan is intended to finance the construction of power lines, underscoring Uganda’s strategic ambitions in regional energy leadership. Despite the contentious nature of this approval, proponents highlight its potential for increased regional investment and economic integration.
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