Peter Muliisa

The shareholders approved UNOC’s Annual Report, audited financial statements and reaffirmed their continued commitment to supporting the execution of the Company’s mandate. They expressed satisfaction with UNOC’s revenue performance, corporate governance, risk management, and overall performance against the corporate strategy. They also commended the UNOC Board, Management, and staff for the good performance.

UNOC has held its 9th AGM bringing together the shareholders to review the Company’s strategic direction and performance. The AGM was attended by Hon. @NankabirwaRS, Minister of @MEMD_Uganda, and Hon. @MatiaK5 Minister of @mofpedU, the Company’s shareholders. It was also attended by Eng. @irenebateebe, Permanent Secretary, @MEMD_Uganda, the office of the Auditor General, as well as UNOC’s Board of Directors and Executive Committee.

Today, I addressed the 9th @UNOC_UG Annual General Meeting, reflecting on a year of remarkable progress: with over 137 wells drilled at Tilenga, 14 at Kingfisher, strategic @kenyapipeline shareholding secured, @EACOP_ advancing steadily and the Refinery being fast tracked with the Implementation Agreement now effective. As First Oil draws closer, our focus remains on timely, responsible execution that delivers maximum value for every Ugandan. UNOC is not just an oil company, it is a national asset, and we are building it to last.

@GenWamala, the Minister of @MoWT_Uganda , has this morning witnessed the signing of an MOU between the @GovUganda represented by the @MoWT_Uganda Permanent Secretary @mr_bageya and MS Orascom Construction Company from Egypt. The MOU is to allow the company to undertake an 18-month feasibility study for a possible Light Rail Transit (LRT)/Monorail system in the Greater Kampala Metropolitan Area. The study will assess a modern mass transit system to improve mobility along Kampala–Entebbe, Kampala–Kira and Kampala–Wakiso corridors. @GCICUganda @UgandaMediaCent @HonByamukama @sussiekats @GouInfrastruct

𝐏𝐈𝐂𝐓𝐔𝐑𝐄𝐒 | Earlier today, Uganda acquired a 20.15% stake in the Kenya Pipeline Company during a bell-ringing ceremony at the Nairobi Securities Exchange. Uganda imports about 95% of its petroleum products through Kenya, totaling nearly 2.96 billion litres annually.

.@UNOC_UG assures Ugandans that fuel supply remains stable despite Middle East developments, with adequate stocks in place to guarantee uninterrupted access nationwide.

@KAAdvocates Congratulations Dr @Oscarkambona123 . I celebrate you and your many achievements. I hope SC is closely following. Your contribution to jurisprudence in Uganda is significant.

This is to officially congratulate our Tax partner and now, a Doctor of Laws in Tax, Dr. Oscar Kambona upon his graduation from Makerere University. We celebrate your academic achievement and the hard work you put into this endeavor.

Been hearing lots of noise some people on social media about a certain club and decided to check these two instructive tables. Indeed numbers don’t lie😎😎. Gunning for glory.

@AndrewMwenda Absolutely deserving. Congratulations to DCJ(Emeritus).

Uganda’s former Deputy Chief Justice, Richard Butera, has been officially elected judge of the United Nations Appeals Tribunal in New York City today. He won by 110 votes, alongside LingLing Zang from China. A day to celebrate!

#TheFlag. Today I received @NRMOnline flag but as unopposed from @KagutaMuseveni at a presidential campaign rally in Tororo. The road to next @Parliament_Ug is gotten clearer. @skaheru @kals2011 @MKarekye

@elisonk @AnguLyno So well put.

Congratulations to Mr. Lino Anguzu (@AnguLyno) Today marks an important moment for justice in the Republic of Uganda. For the first time since the 1995 Constitution came into force, a serving career prosecutor has risen from within the ranks to lead the Prosecution. It is a victory for merit, discipline, and quiet service. Lino joins a long and noble line of eminent jurists who have held that high office, including the late Francis Ayume, Peter Kabatsi SC, Justice Richard Buteera, and Justice Mike Chibita, but he stands as the first since 1995 to be appointed from among the prosecutors themselves. I have known him for many years as a fine lawyer, a wonderful man, and a decent public servant. He embodies the virtues that sustain the rule of law: humility, fairness, and an unyielding sense of duty. As he takes up this solemn charge, may he keep faith with the Constitution, to act always in the public interest, in the interest of the administration of justice, and to prevent abuse of legal process under Article 120(5). The weight of justice and the burden of fairness rest now upon shoulders strong enough to carry them. May he preserve the dignity and independence of his office, and may God grant him the strength for the climb ahead. For as Nelson Mandela reminded us, “After climbing a great hill, one only finds that there are still many more hills to climb.” So may each hill strengthen his resolve, deepen his wisdom, and lift ever higher the cause of justice in our Republic. Congratulations, Lino.

Meet Our Panelist @pmuliisa21 joins the panel on “Uganda’s Oil and Gas Sustainability Journey: Preparing Youth for 2026 and Beyond.” With legal and governance expertise in the oil & gas sector and beyond, he’ll share insights on energy investments and how youth can position themselves for emerging opportunities. 🗓️ Oct 17, 2025 | 🕑 2–5 PM 📍 @SheratonKla 🔔 Set your reminder: youtube.com/live/ET3zotZGf… 💬 What key questions should our panelists explore about youth involvement in Uganda’s energy sector and transition? 📢 Drop your questions below! #AfricanYouthInEnergy #ActingForSocialImpact #CreatingSharedValue

Catch this and more in the feature on how UNOC has built strong contract negotiation capacity over the last 10 years. From initially relying on external experts, UNOC, through Chief Legal Officer and Company Secretary @pmuliisa21 has grown into a trusted negotiator for Uganda’s commercial Oil and Gas interests, handling refinery, pipeline, and upstream agreements. With deliberate skills development, mentorship, and partnerships, UNOC now manages complex international negotiations, ensuring Uganda’s resources are developed sustainably while creating long-term value for the country.

@Johnblanshe_m @UNOC_UG @NankabirwaRS @Comrade_Otoa @elisonk @PAU_Uganda @UgandaChamber @MKarekye Humbled by your kind comment @Johnblanshe_m

@pmuliisa21 @UNOC_UG @NankabirwaRS @Comrade_Otoa @elisonk @PAU_Uganda @UgandaChamber @MKarekye Your an amazing person!

As one of the first three employees @UNOC_UG, it’s humbling to see how much we have been able to do. I am now convinced that @UNOC_UG will be the biggest and most impactful company in Uganda in the next ten Years. #tenfoldgrowth #valuecreation #sustainabilityinoilandgas

We applaud @UNOC_UG team for gracing and supporting @femalelawyernet - This is support towards uplifting the voices of women in all spaces. Thanks @pmuliisa21 chief Legal Officer and Corporation secretary Thanks CEO @CEO_UNOC