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    Bunyoro region in Uganda is uneasy about the potential impacts of oil extraction on its many cultural tourism sites. The region hosts 358 cultural sites that are located near planned oil fields and could be threatened by oil mining. One such site is Hakituti, where explorer Samuel Baker discovered Lake Albert in 1864, and there are concerns it could be destroyed when oil extraction begins. Bunyoro relies on tourism from these cultural sites for income, so their protection is important for the region's economy and culture.

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    Bunyoro region in Uganda is uneasy about the potential impacts of oil extraction on its many cultural tourism sites. The region hosts 358 cultural sites that are located near planned oil fields and could be threatened by oil mining. One such site is Hakituti, where explorer Samuel Baker discovered Lake Albert in 1864, and there are concerns it could be destroyed when oil extraction begins. Bunyoro relies on tourism from these cultural sites for income, so their protection is important for the region's economy and culture.

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    Bunyoro region in Uganda is uneasy about the potential impacts of oil extraction on its many cultural tourism sites. The region hosts 358 cultural sites that are located near planned oil fields and could be threatened by oil mining. One such site is Hakituti, where explorer Samuel Baker discovered Lake Albert in 1864, and there are concerns it could be destroyed when oil extraction begins. Bunyoro relies on tourism from these cultural sites for income, so their protection is important for the region's economy and culture.

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    Bunyoro region in Uganda is uneasy about the potential impacts of oil extraction on its many cultural tourism sites. The region hosts 358 cultural sites that are located near planned oil fields and could be threatened by oil mining. One such site is Hakituti, where explorer Samuel Baker discovered Lake Albert in 1864, and there are concerns it could be destroyed when oil extraction begins. Bunyoro relies on tourism from these cultural sites for income, so their protection is important for the region's economy and culture.

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    NEW VISION, Tuesday, June 4, 2019 17

    OIL & GAS JOURNAL


    JOBS, OPPORTUNITIES, CONTRACTS, CASH

    INSURERS BUILD OIL


    AND GAS SECTOR
    CAPACITY PAGE 23
    ZIMBABWE HIKES
    FUEL PRICES
    AGAIN PAGE 22

    BUNYORO UNEASY
    FUEL SUBSIDIES DEFY
    THE GREEN AMID BAD
    OVER TOURISM SITES
    Bunyoro hosts at least 358 cultural sites, which lie in the heart of the oil fields and are at the verge of
    CLIMATE CHANGE extinction when oil mining starts. A case in point is Hakituti in Kikuube sub county a spot where Sir Samuel
    PAGE 22
    Baker discovered Lake Albert in 1864 , writes Robert Atuhairwe PAGE 18&19

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