Prof. Kibwika and his wife receiving their award from Frank Tumwebaze, the Minister for Agriculture. They emerged as overall winners of the 2024 Best Farmers Competition, supported by dfcu Bank Prof. Paul Kibwika is an Associate Professor in the Department of Extension and Innovation Studies at Makerere University’s College of
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dfcu-Sponsored Netherlands Trip Sparks Transformation at Elgon Cooperative Union, Benefiting Over 1,600 Coffee Farmers
Godfrey Bwaya (2nd left) receiving his award at the Best Farmers Awards 2024. Elgon Cooperative Union (ECU), based in Bududa District, recently received the Special Category Award at the 2024 dfcu Bank & Vision Group Best Farmers Awards. The recognition highlighted the Union’s outstanding contributions to coffee production
Read Moredfcu Rising Woman Season 7 Brings Out Innovative Business Ideas As Female Entrepreneurs Compete For Top Prizes
The panel was led by Doreen Atuheire (2nd Right), Head- dfcu Women in Business at dfcu Bank, Charity Winnie Kamusiime Asiimwe (2nd Left), Head of Marketing, dfcu Bank and Prof. Twaha Kaawaase (Centre) The dfcu Rising Woman Initiative season seven is almost coming to an end after months of
Read MoreHow dfcu’s Rising Woman Initiative Is Transforming Female-Led Businesses In Uganda
A female entrepreneur showcasing her products at the 2025 dfcu Rising Woman Expo held last weekend at UMA Show Grounds dfcu Bank through its Rising Woman Initiative is increasingly grooming female entrepreneurs to grow their businesses sustainably. During the 2025 Rising Woman Expo held at the UMA Show Grounds in
Read MoreNetherlands Ambassador: What’s Stopping Uganda From Becoming World’s Largest Exporter of Agricultural Products?
Officials from dfcu, Vision Group, the Netherlands Embassy and other partners flagging off the best farmers to the Netherlands dfcu Bank, in partnership with Vision Group, the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, and Koudijs BV, on Thursday officially flagged off the winners of the 2024
Read Moredfcu Bank Unveils New Product For High-Net-Worth Customers In Move To Transform Uganda’s Financial Landscape
L-R: Prof. August Nuwagaba, BoU Deputy Governor, Charles Mudiwa, the dfcu bank Managing Director and Prof. Winnie Kiryabwire, the dfcu Bank Board Chairperson, at the launch of the new product for high-end customers dfcu Bank has launched dfcu Xclusive Banking—a premium, high-net-worth banking experience that redefines personalized financial services for
Read More1 In 6 Cups Of Coffee Drank In Europe Today Has Its Roots In Uganda – Sucafina CEO Nicholas Tamari
Ggoobi having a taste of Sucafina coffee in Geneva, Switzerland on Thursday. Sucafina Chief Executive Officer, Nicholas Tamari has revealed that 1 in 6 cups of coffee drank in Europe today has its roots in Uganda. Tamari made this revelation during a meeting with Ramathan Ggoobi, the Permanent Secretary, Ministry
Read MoreMinister Katumba Tasks Aviation Stakeholders To ‘Ensure Consistent Smooth Facilitation Of Passengers Through Entebbe Airport’
Minister Gen Katumba Wamala (2nd Left) and UCAA Director General, Fred Bammwesigye (2nd Right) attending the aviation stakeholders engagement held at Four Points by Sheraton Hotel on Tuesday The Minister for Works and Transport Minister, Gen. Katumba Wamala has commended the Uganda Civil Aviation Authority (UCAA) on "commendable achievements" in
Read MoreManifesto Week: 78% Of Sub Counties Have Functional Health Centres III With Qualified staff, Well-Equipped Maternity Wards
Dr. Jane Ruth Aceng, the Minister for Health One of the commitments of the NRM government in its manifesto 2021-2026 was that every sub-county would have a functional Health Centre Ill with qualified staff, a well-equipped maternity ward, increased access to family planning services, antenatal care, basic obstetric care services
Read MoreBright Rwamirama, the Minister of State for Animal Industry in the Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries The government through the Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries (MAAIF), plans to mechanize agriculture by cutting the cost of tractors by 40%. Agriculture remains the main backbone of Uganda’s economic growth. Agriculture
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