Now, the 40-year-old founder of Blue Turaco – a coffee brand with beans sourced directly from his home farmland in Uganda – smiles as he tells me the long days and sleepless nights were worth it.

Experts say that the market signals will ultimately tell the fate of the Ugandan Coffee Sector following the rationalisation of the Ugandan Coffee Development Authority.

Opinion - Students of political economy will tell us that our current contention - still ongoing - over the Uganda Coffee Development Authority (UCDA) is the age-old struggle between state regulation ...

Of course, Uganda has the right to push its value-addition agenda. However, it is also important to remember that USA and ...

Secondly, coffee and its farmers are built for and have enjoyed a longer, older relationship. With markets designed to be ...

Mr Ssekabembe believes that when farmers embrace good farm management practices, the coffee industry will thrive ...

It was entities such as these who together with Uganda Coffee Development Authority worked with coffee farmers to increase ...

World Coffee Research head Jennifer Long's goal is to diversify coffee production to benefit farmers and drinkers. New beans ...

What started as a small, community-driven effort has blossomed into a successful venture for the Casiklan Wheels Farmers ...

Its successful implementation requires collaboration of the government, private sector, and development partners COMMENT | ...

Using its patented digital fingerprint technology, ProfilePrint can rapidly analyze the identity and quality of ingredients, ...