By Mary Karugaba and Dedan Kimathi Parliament has sealed the fate of the Uganda Coffee Development Authority (UCDA) after approving the controversial National Coffee (Amendment) Bill, 2024. With a few amendments, the Bill was passed without majority of the Opposition …
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By Umar Nsubuga Cinnamon farming is a largely untapped but promising sector in Uganda, offering local farmers the opportunity to benefit from a growing demand for natural spices both within Africa and internationally. While cinnamon has been valued globally for …
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By Nelson Mandela Muhoozi Wednesday, November 6, 2024, coffee futures update indicate that prices surged on Tuesday …
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By Umar Nsubuga Vegetables grown in Uganda’s wetlands have become an integral part of local markets, yet …
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Coffee is packed in standard sacks of 60kg, before it is stored. According to the Uganda Coffee Development Authority (UCDA), …
By Ibrahim Ruhweza Sandra Nabasirye, also known as the slay farmer, has been producing tomatoes and other vegetables to sell …
