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Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni stated he supports the Lamu refinery but will not invest in the project at this time.
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni stated he supports the proposed Lamu refinery project but will not invest in it at this time. His remarks follow reports that the Sh2.2 trillion project is proceeding despite scrutiny and potential regional disputes.
The refinery, intended to process crude oil from South Sudan, has faced delays and questions regarding its viability and financing. Museveni's cautious stance highlights the complex geopolitical and economic considerations surrounding major infrastructure initiatives in East Africa.
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All sources: Ugandan President Museveni expressed his support for the Lamu refinery project but indicated he would not invest in it at the present time, while Kenyan media also reported on the project's commencement amid scrutiny.
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