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By Julius Akais The landscape of agricultural financing in Uganda is undergoing a profound transformation, driven by a strategic approach that goes far beyond traditional lending models. At the heart…
With over 18,783 species of flora and fauna, Uganda is home to more than 10% of the world’s bird species and boasts 712 protected areas covering over 39,000 km², the country is facing a silent crossroads. The variety of species and ecosystems, along with its impressive genetic diversity, offer significant economic opportunities while also providing valuable conservation benefits. The diverse ecosystems, along with the abundance of large mammals and birds, make the country a premier destination for tourism. As a result, the influx of tourists continues to grow, highlighting the potential for sustainable development and nature-based economic initiatives. Yet, despite…
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Uganda Breweries Limited hosted farmers to a forum to discuss the potential to scale up farming to supplement government efforts to see manufactures embrace full sourcing of raw materials they use in their production processes locally. The forum which run under the theme ‘Agriculture as an Enabler to the Buy Uganda Build Uganda Agenda’ brought together stakeholders from Government, Tax Body, Farmers Unions and the Private Sector Foundation. Uganda Breweries which already sources over 95% of its raw materials locally, hosted the forum to attract the different stakeholders to weigh in on how all entities can work together to support…
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Frank Tumwebaze, the Minister of Agriculture Minister, Animal Industry and Fisheries, has said Uganda’s successful coffee experience can be adopted by the African continent as a strategy in increasing production and supporting the value chain of coffee stakeholders in a sustainable way. The Minister made the remarks while speaking at the G25 Africa Coffee Summit in Nairobi, Kenya on 25th May 2022 under the theme “Sustainable Development and Economic Growth in the African Coffee Sector”. “Coffee remains Uganda’s priority commodity and plays a leading role in the livelihoods of many Ugandans. For the past two decades, coffee has contributed an…
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25 coffee producing African countries under the Inter- African Coffee Organisation (IACO) have officially signed the Nairobi Declaration to have coffee anchored as a strategic agricultural commodity under the African Union, in harmony with AU Agenda 2063. The ongoing Summit is being held under the theme “Sustainable Development and Economic Growth in the African Coffee Sector”. The African coffee producing countries consequently requested the African Union (AU) to adopt Coffee as strategic Agricultural Commodity in harmony with the Africa Agenda 2063. According to the G25 African Coffee Summit Nairobi Declaration on the adoption of coffee as a strategic Agricultural Commodity…
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Uganda Coffee Development Authority (UCDA) has delivered organic fertilizers to coffee farmers in Greater Masaka to boost productivity of stumped old and unproductive trees. UCDA gave out 33,373 bags of Fertiplus fertilizer to coffee farmers in the districts of Masaka, Lwengo, Lyantonde, Bukomansimbi, Sembabule, Kyotera and Rakai, which are famous for growing Robusta coffee. According to UCDA, there are 2,452,830 verified stumped coffee trees in Greater Masaka. Speaking at the launch of the fertilizer distribution programme at the Ssaza Grounds in Masaka on Wednesday, Fred Bwino Kyakulaga, the State Minister for Agriculture, said the coffee fertilizer distribution programme for coffee…
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The Ministry of Agriculture Animal Industry and Fisheries (MAAIF) on Monday, 1oth May presented their 5-year accountability report during the ongoing annual 7-day series dubbed the Manifesto Week. A cabinet presentation by MAAIF’s line Minister, Vincent Ssempijja revealed that over the last four years, the ministry has distributed 7,086,504kg of bean seed to smallholder farmers. The ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) government in 2016 stated its aspirations to transform Uganda from a low-income society to a competitive middle-income country in the near future. The Agricultural Minister in his last-mile annual report also pointed out his ministry’s other achievements during this…
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The authorities in Uganda have confirmed the death of Nile Perch (Lates Niloticus) was due to low oxygen in water. According to Pius Wakabi, the Permanent Secretary Ministry of Agriculture Animal Industry and Fisheries (MAAIF), the reduction of oxygen levels in the waters of Lakes Victoria, Kyoga and River Nile was caused by heavy winds and decomposition of sunken plant matter in the waters.He says the winds mixed up shallow and mid-level water, with that under the beds that contains low oxygen leading to deaths of Nile Perch fish in Uganda. The research and findings were conducted at three research laboratories at…
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