Uganda: The Government Promoting Coffee Production
Uganda’s minister of Agriculture, Vincent Sempijja, has expressed concern over Ugandans not embracing coffee production which, to him, will help
Read moreUganda’s minister of Agriculture, Vincent Sempijja, has expressed concern over Ugandans not embracing coffee production which, to him, will help
Read moreAfrica’s top two coffee growers, Uganda and Ethiopia, that accounts for more than 60 percent of coffee production in Africa, will
Read moreAccording to reports by Quartz Africa, Uganda consumed only 3% of its total coffee production last year. This is far below
Read moreJava House, one of the biggest coffee shops in East Africa has opened its first shop in Kigali, reports All
Read moreThe Inter African Coffee Organisation (IACO) held its 56th Annual General Assembly in Yaounde, the capital of Cameroon on November
Read moreCoffee farmers and traders in Uganda are happy as coffee prices have gone up this season as compared to same
Read moreA farmers’ group in Uganda has called on the government to pass a law to protect the country’s coffee quality
Read moreUgandan Coffee Farmers Alliance, UCFA, has been using a smartphone app to monitor and manage coffee delivery. The app created
Read moreA Minneapolis-based coffee franchise, Dunn Brothers Coffee has partnered with the American Refugee Committee (ARC) to help them raise funds
Read moreThe biggest coffee exporter in Africa is likely to increase its output by 5 percent next season since trees planted in Uganda in the past few
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