Kenya Pipeline Urges 473 Households Encroaching On KPC/KPRL Wayleaves in Mombasa to Vacate

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Kenya Pipeline Urges 473 Households Encroaching On KPC/KPRL Wayleaves in Mombasa to Vacate

Nairobi -- Kenya Pipeline has ordered more than 400 households in Mombasa to vacate the pipeline wayleaves over safety concerns.

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African NGOs appeal judgement in controversial oil pipeline case

Four NGOs recently appealed to the East African Court of Justice (EACJ) to have their concerns about a contentious oil pipeline heard on merit. The landmark case, filed four years ago, had previously been dismissed on technical grounds. The four East African NGOs — the Center for Food and Adequate Living Rights (CEFROHT) and the Africa Institute for Energy Governance (AFIEGO), both from Uganda, Natural Justice (Kenya), and the Centre for Strateg…

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Four NGOs are calling for a halt to the construction of the 1,400 km oil pipeline to transport the oil extracted in Uganda to the Tanga terminal in Tanzania, denouncing the impact of the project on the environment and forced displacement of the population.

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African NGOs appeal judgement in controversial oil pipeline case - EnviroLink Network

Four NGOs recently appealed to the East African Court of Justice (EACJ) to have their concerns about a contentious oil pipeline heard on merit. The landmark case, filed four years ago, had previously been dismissed on technical grounds. The four East African NGOs — the Center for Food and Adequate Living Rights (CEFROHT) and the Africa Institute for Energy Governance (AFIEGO), both from Uganda, Natural Justice (Kenya), and the Centre for Strateg…

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11 Students Arrested in Kampala for Protest Against Controversial EACOP Pipeline - The Hoima Post

Police in Kampala have arrested 11 students from various universities for participating in a protest against the controversial East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) project.   The arrests occurred during a demonstration involving close to 40 students along Nile Avenue, near Crested Towers in Nakasero, where students from Kyambogo University, MTAC, and other institutions voiced their opposition to the pipeline.   Wearing orange T-shirts emblazo…

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11 Students Arrested in Kampala for Protest Against Controversial EACOP Pipeline - The Xavie Radio Ug

Police in Kampala have arrested 11 students from various universities for participating in a protest against the controversial East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) project.   The arrests occurred during a demonstration involving close to 40 students along Nile Avenue, near Crested Towers in Nakasero, where students from Kyambogo University, MTAC, and other institutions voiced their opposition to the pipeline.   Wearing orange T-shirts emblazo…