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  1. A land conflict has erupted in Uganda, pitting a local community against Francis Kahwa amidst TotalEnergies setting up oil production infrastructure.
  2. While TotalEnergies seeks oil deposits in Uganda, the country's wildlife management is overseen by the Uganda Wildlife Authority.

Uganda's state-owned oil company, UNOC, is preparing oil from the Tilenga project for the international market, with the President expected to preside over naming.

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Uganda's state-owned oil company, UNOC, is preparing oil from the Tilenga project for the international market, with the President expected to preside over naming.

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