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An Ethiopian woman accused of involvement in a Shs917 million fraud case has been granted bail by the Buganda Road Chief Magistrate’s Court. Despite opposition from prosecutors, the court ruled she met all bail conditions, including having a fixed residence and no history of fleeing. The case returns to court in October 2025.
Millennial Potash reported high-grade drill results at its Banio Project in Gabon, with over 112.5 meters of carnallitite averaging 15.9% KCl. The findings confirm strong deposit continuity and signal major potential for resource upgrades and future development.
Chevron has signed an agreement to transport natural gas from Block I to Equatorial Guinea’s Punta Europa complex, strengthening the country’s energy infrastructure. The move is expected to boost processing capacity, create local jobs, and reinforce Equatorial Guinea’s role in regional energy markets.
Mozambique has settled a major coal mining dispute through international arbitration, restoring a key concession and paving the way for new investment. The resolution strengthens investor confidence and highlights the country’s commitment to legal transparency and resource development.
Ghana’s National Catholic Laity Council has endorsed the Bishops’ urgent call for bold action against illegal mining, condemning it as a moral and environmental crisis. They pledged nationwide advocacy and urged Catholics complicit in galamsey to repent and help protect the nation’s future.
The Ugandan Embassy in the State of Qatar has announced that the second edition of the Uganda–Qatar Business Forum will be held on Monday, October 27, 2025, at the Rotana City Center in Doha.
