Authorities in Uganda have been working quickly to make sure that Umeme’s departure at the end of this month will not interfere with the country’s electricity supply. Uganda’s Parliament approved a government request on Friday to borrow $190 million from Stanbic Bank Uganda to reimburse the utility firm for its unrecovered investments prior to the…...
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