Does CityGate advise companies entering Uganda's energy or mining sectors?
Yes. The firm's stated practice includes Oil & Gas operations, gemstone and mining licensing, joint venture structuring and regulatory compliance.
Legal support for energy, oil and gas, mining and natural-resource projects in Uganda.
Uganda's extractives and energy sectors involve layered commercial, licensing and regulatory considerations. CityGate Advocates supports companies, investors, project participants and institutions that need practical legal guidance before and during project development.
The firm's work in this area includes Oil & Gas operations, gemstone and mining licensing, joint venture structuring and regulatory compliance. The objective is to help clients understand legal obligations, allocate risk appropriately and keep commercial decisions aligned with the applicable regulatory environment.
Managing Partner Oscar Moses Nkengi holds an LL.M in Oil & Gas Law and the firm profile identifies his experience in energy law, natural-resource governance, infrastructure development and commercial transactions.
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For advice on a specific transaction, dispute, licence or compliance issue, contact the firm directly.
Yes. The firm's stated practice includes Oil & Gas operations, gemstone and mining licensing, joint venture structuring and regulatory compliance.
Yes. Joint venture structuring is expressly included within CityGate's Extractives & Energy practice.
CityGate Advocates is based at Impala House on Kimathi Avenue in Kampala, Uganda, and the team has experience across Uganda, Tanzania and the wider East African region.
Contact CityGate Advocates to discuss the legal, regulatory or commercial context of your matter.