Uganda plans to step up tea research with $1m
November 9—The government plans to spend UGX4 billion (just over $1 million) for stepping up research […]
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Government put to task on farmers’ support
November 9—Activists for Uganda’s mostly small scale farmers have queried the government’s commitment to coordinate the […]
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Potato farmers put on alert
October 27—Officials from the National Agriculture Research Organization (NARO) have asked farmers to immediately stop importing potato tubes […]
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Uganda included in African bank $24b farming project
October 19—Uganda is among seven other countries, that the African Development Bank (AfDB) has chosen to […]
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UNDP in $13m scheme to train small-scale miners
September 28—Uganda’s mining artisans have been given a lifeline in the form of free know-how being […]
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Online sales application gives farmers more edge
September 25—The Nairobi-based Secretariat of the Eastern Africa Farmers Federation (EAFF) is touting eGranary, an online […]
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Farmers queried on their cooperative spirit
September 22—Farmers in Uganda have been queried on their lack of urgency in reviving the cooperative […]
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Uganda wants solid deals to lift minerals sector
September 20—Uganda is looking for concrete deals that will add value to the country’s range of […]
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Aussie firm becomes latest entrant in Uganda’s oil sector
September 19—The government has signed a Production Sharing Agreement (PSA) and issued a license for Petroleum […]
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Qalaa Holdings firm offers options for Kampala solid waste use
September 13—Across sub-Saharan Africa, population densities are rising fast and cities, including Kampala, are growing rapidly. […]
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