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Who Really Profits From Uganda’s US$2 Billion Coffee Industry?

by BusinessTimes Ug July 27, 2026

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Uganda has turned coffee into its top export earner, and the numbers look impressive on paper. Between June 2024 and May 2025, the country shipped out roughly 7.43 million 60-kilogram …

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Museveni Seeks Qatari Investment to Power Uganda’s Manufacturing Future

by BusinessTimes Ug June 28, 2026

by BusinessTimes Ug June 28, 2026

President Yoweri Museveni’s latest engagement with a senior Qatari investment delegation may prove to be more than another diplomatic meeting. It reflects a deliberate shift in Uganda’s economic strategy, moving …

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coffee value addition

Who Really Profits From Uganda’s US$2 Billion Coffee Industry?

Museveni Seeks Qatari Investment to Power Uganda’s Manufacturing Future

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