East African Money: Terror and Tourism, Tullow Oil, Rift Valley Railway

Tullow Oil finally acquires Heritage Oil's stake in western Uganda, despite problems with the Uganda Revenue Authority. Aidan Heavey is the company's CEO.

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Today, the big stories are Tullow Oil’s final ownership of Heritage’s stake in western uganda, the impact of the terror attacks on Uganda’s tourism sector, despite tax wrangles with the Uganda Revenue Authority, and changes on the Rift Valley Railway board in Kenya.

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