Ugandan coffee A 2200% surge in exports to Turkey sparks economic growth

Ugandan coffee: A 2200% surge in exports to Turkey sparks economic growth

In a momentous achievement, Ugandan coffee industry has achieved a groundbreaking 2200% surge in exports to the Turkish market, marking a significant economic milestone for the country’s coffee sector. Driven by a focused strategy on leveraging Uganda’s renowned coffee production, the mission successfully tapped into Turkey’s burgeoning demand for high-quality coffee, catapulting exports from a…

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FIDA Uganda marks 50th anniversary with inspiring celebrations

FIDA Uganda marks 50th anniversary with inspiring celebrations

The Uganda Association of Women Lawyers ( FIDA ) recently commemorated its remarkable 50-year journey with a splendid dinner event held at Serena Hotel in Kampala. The gathering was graced by various feminist organisations , FIDA pioneers, program beneficiaries, women-led movements, community legal volunteers, officials from the Ministry of Gender, and women’s rights lawyers, creating…

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Chameleone speaks out on Mayanja family's musical legacy

Chameleone speaks out on Mayanja family’s musical legacy

Jose Chameleone boldly praises the Mayanja family’s musical legacy, acknowledging their exceptional talents despite perceived shortcomings in discipline. The family, known for producing top-tier artists like Chameleone and Weasel, has left a lasting mark on the country’s music scene. While the Mayanja family has enjoyed success in the music industry, their journey has been marred…

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Government reconfirms warning against Holiday Classes

Government reconfirms warning against Holiday Classes

The government has once again emphasized its cautionary stance on the issue of holiday classes, urging parents and educational institutions to adhere to the guidelines set forth. The reminder comes amidst concerns over the potential negative impact of such classes on students’ well-being and academic progress. In a recent statement, government officials highlighted the importance…

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