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A Petrocity depot at Kyengera, Kampala. There is a lot at stake if Uganda builds an oil refinery with the capacity to serve the regional market and beyond. Photo/MORGAN MBABAZI

A Petrocity depot at Kyengera, Kampala. There is a lot at stake if Uganda builds an oil refinery with the capacity to serve the regional market and beyond. Photo/MORGAN MBABAZI 

By MALINGHA DOYA  (email the author)
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Posted  Monday, July 13  2009 at  00:00

Exporting refined oil could help Uganda escape the oil curse suffered by countries like Nigeria.

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