By Isaac Senabulya on September 3, 2016
Africa coffee Academy, appreciate agriculture through use of technology, attract exhibitors from Brazil, Buganda minister for finance and investment, Burundi, coffee technology expo organized by Braz –Afric group, drought and disease, investors to tap into more agricultural technology, Kenya, Nsibirwa who is also the Chief Executive officer, quality seeds and technological machines at low cost, Robert Waggwa Nsibirwa, Rwanda and Uganda, scheduled for 1st to 3rd September this year at UMA conference hall in Kampala, Turkey, Uganda is still the biggest coffee exporter in Africa with 3.5 million bags per year and second biggest producers., Water for production, youth involvement so that they can realise high production of crops like coffee for exports
Agriculture, Latest Uganda News
Buganda minister for finance and investment, Robert Waggwa Nsibirwa has called on investors to tap into more agricultural technology that encourages youth involvement so that they can realise high production of crops like coffee for exports. Nsibirwa made the remarks while briefing journalists on the upcoming coffee technology expo organized by Braz –Afric group ,scheduled […]
By Gerald Businge on September 3, 2016
000 hectares of forests each year, Ambassador of the world Agroforestry Centre, avoid cutting trees, Director for Environmental Affairs in the ministry of Water and Environment, Dr.Dennis Garrity, environment protection, Environmental degradation, Ever Green Agriculture partnership, impacted negatively to farmer’s crop production., improve farmer’s livehoods, income generation for farmers, loss of forests at a high rate, Paul Mafabi, soil fertility for high crop yields, soil regeneration for landscape restoration, Uganda loses 200, World vision and World Agroforestry Centre
Agriculture, Latest Uganda News
The Ambassador of the world Agroforestry Centre, Dr.Dennis Garrity has asked government to scale up soil regeneration for landscape restoration geared towards making crops resilient to drought and helps improve farmer’s livehoods. Garrity who is also the chairperson of Ever Green Agriculture partnership said that natural regeneration of soils will enable farmers increase the soil […]
By Gerald Businge on July 25, 2016
Africa, climate change, Environment, Forests, Lakes, rivers, United Nations Resident Coordinator Rose Omalango, wetlands
Agriculture, Latest Uganda News
Rose Omalango, the United Nations Resident Coordinator in Uganda has urged the private sector in the country to invest more in climate smart agriculture inputs that can help farmers practice Eco-based farming. Omalango made the call today Monday 25 July, while speaking to journalists in Kampala. She said such a move will save the environment […]
By Isaac Senabulya on July 13, 2016
Agriculture, unemployment, youth
Agriculture, Business & Economics, Business news, Finance, Personal Growth
A report made by non governmental organization, Driving the youth-led new agribusiness and microenterprise (DYNAMIC) shows that 62% of the youth who are out of school in 8 districts of Northern Uganda are highly interested in engaging in Agriculture as their principal means of earning a living. The survey that was conducted in the districts of Agago, Abim, Gulu, […]
By Isaac Senabulya on May 30, 2016
business, Relations, South Korea, uganda
Business & Economics, Business news, Finance, Latest Uganda News, Politics
President Park Geun-hye of South Korea has urged the business community in Uganda and her country to tap into the existing cordial relationship Uganda has with South Korea in order to enhance business operations for the benefit of the two brotherly countries and their peoples. President Park Geun-hye was yesterday addressing guests at the Uganda-Korea Business […]
By Samuel Wamuttu on May 19, 2016
Arts, beauty, fashion
Art, Arts & Beauty, Beauty, Entertainment, Fashion, Relationships
Leah Kalanguki was crowned miss Uganda in 2014 amidst criticism on social media that she was not fit for the crown. Well, ever since, Leah has had a successful modeling career that has seen her compete in a number of international beauty competitions. Leah is currently on the verge of winning the ‘Miss World Next […]
By on March 30, 2016
Bulegyeya Komayombi, Dr. Ruth Sebuliba, Seeds of uncertainty, Uganda agriculture, Uganda seed trade Association
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James Kisembo, a farmer in Kabarole, western Uganda, decided to prepare two acres for growing beans, three times the size of what he grew in 2014. Kisembo was inspired by the good harvest his neighbour got the previous season. He went hunting for the better seed varieties from a seed shop in Fort Portal town. […]
By johnfisher on November 14, 2015
Jane Nakigude, 56, was recently surprised to learn that the primary school her son Robert goes to receives 980,000 thousand from government every term. She says the head teacher and the school management committee have always told parents the government “sends little money sometimes”. Like many parents, Nakigude was attracted to this primary school for […]
By Gerald Businge on October 29, 2015
Agriculturalists, ATONU, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, malnutrition, Nutrition, Smallholder farm families
Agriculture, Business & Economics, Business news, Finance, Latest Uganda News
Agriculture to Nutrition (ATONU), a six-year project, supported by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, focusing on agriculture to deliver positive nutrition outcomes to smallholder farm families was launched in Kampala on Wednesday October 28, 2015. Dr. Lindiwe Sibanda, Head of Mission and CEO of the Food, Agriculture, and Natural Resources Policy Analysis Network (FANRPAN), the lead […]
By Gerald Businge on October 26, 2015
buganda, Food
Agriculture, Latest Uganda News, Society & Leisure
Buganda kingdom Minister for Lands, Agriculture and Environment Martin Seremba Kasekende calls for preservation of indigenous foods so as they avoid a risk of suffering from some diseases associated with foreign foods. Martin Kasekende was officiating at the closing of the 5th Annual indigenous food fair organized by PELUM-Uganda at UMA hall in Nakawa division. He […]