Starting from January next year, fuel distributors in Uganda will be required to blend locally produced ethanol into the petrol sold across the country, as part of efforts aimed at lowering fuel costs and promoting cleaner energy use. Under the new policy, fuel distributors must initially blend 5% ethanol into petrol, with plans to gradually increase the proportion to 20%, depending on local supply capacity. Thabiso Lehoko spoke to Dr Miria Nakamya, an Energy Economist, Researcher, and Economics Lecturer at Makerere University's Business School.

Starting from January next year, fuel distributors in Uganda will be required to blend locally produced ethanol into the petrol sold across the country, as part of efforts aimed at lowering fuel costs and promoting cleaner energy use. Under the new policy, fuel distributors must initially blend 5% ethanol into petrol, with plans to gradually increase the proportion to 20%, depending on local supply capacity. Thabiso Lehoko spoke to Dr Miria Nakamya, an Energy Economist, Researcher, and Economics Lecturer at Makerere University's Business School.

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Fuel distributors in Uganda are to blend locally produced ethanol into the petrol

As Africa marks Africa Day today, economists say the African Continental Free Trade Agreement, known as AfCFTA, could become the continent's biggest economic game changer amid growing global uncertainty.

Some Experts believe deeper intra-African trade could strengthen economic resilience, boost industrialisation, and unlock new opportunities for businesses and young entrepreneurs across the continent.

Let's unpack this feather with Jason Hamilton Guest lecturer in Corporate and Development Finance at Stellenbosch Business School.

As Africa marks Africa Day today, economists say the African Continental Free Trade Agreement, known as AfCFTA, could become the continent's biggest economic game changer amid growing global uncertainty.
Some Experts believe deeper intra-African trade could strengthen economic resilience, boost industrialisation, and unlock new opportunities for businesses and young entrepreneurs across the continent.
Let's unpack this feather with Jason Hamilton Guest lecturer in Corporate and Development Finance at Stellenbosch Business School.

AfCFTA hailed as Africa's economic game changer on Africa Day amid global uncertainty

As pressure grows on countries to confront climate change, pollution, and rising levels of waste, attention is increasingly turning toward the circular economy a system.

A recent study comparing the original BRICS countries, Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, has found that while some emerging economies are making significant progress in reusing waste and building circular economies, some continue to lag behind in key areas, including recycling infrastructure and policy implementation.

Joining us now is Aifani Confidence Tahulela, PhD candidate and researcher at the Durban University of Technology at the DUT BRICS research Institute in South Africa.

As pressure grows on countries to confront climate change, pollution, and rising levels of waste, attention is increasingly turning toward the circular economy a system.
A recent study comparing the original BRICS countries, Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, has found that while some emerging economies are making significant progress in reusing waste and building circular economies, some continue to lag behind in key areas, including recycling infrastructure and policy implementation.
Joining us now is Aifani Confidence Tahulela, PhD candidate and researcher at the Durban University of Technology at the DUT BRICS research Institute in South Africa.

BRICS nations show uneven progress toward circular economy goals amid rising climate, waste pressures

In today's markets slot we look at the impact of South Africa's (SA) inflation rate on possible increase on the interest rate. We turn also turn our attention to the trade balance.

 We also turn the spotlight on the African Continental Free Trade Area.

 For more on this, we're joined on the line by Koketso Mano, FNB Senior Economist.

In today's markets slot we look at the impact of South Africa's (SA) inflation rate on possible increase on the interest rate. We turn also turn our attention to the trade balance.
&nbsp;We also turn the spotlight on the African Continental Free Trade Area.
&nbsp;For more on this, we're joined on the line by Koketso Mano, FNB Senior Economist.

Fuel distributors in Uganda are to blend locally produced ethanol into the petrol

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