A weakened crude oil market means investments might not materialize in time to finance Uganda’s fledgling oil sector, the Bank of Uganda said. The Bank of Uganda said in a monetary policy report for April there are lingering questions over the nation’s oil development given the low price of oil and the investments needed to exploit the type of crude oil found in the country. “Whereas oil production had been projected to start in 2018, this date could now be pushed out even further, given that the profitability of oil investments could remain depressed in the foreseeable future,” the report said. Crude oil prices are trading at around 40 percent below their June 2014 highs, forcing energy companies to spend less […]