The future lies in hands of go getters! Considering the increasing levels of unemployment globally, the need for soft skills is increasingly becoming important than ever before. In Uganda, statistics show that over 400,000 people graduate annually from universities and other tertiary institutions but only 9,000 are able to get
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There’s no doubt that agribusiness is a profitable enterprise considering the fact that the world’s population is increasing at a faster rate. This means that demand for agricultural products is certainly guaranteed yet land remains fixed, giving an opportunity to those with it to make clean money. In this article,
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Smart farmers are increasingly earning big from agribusiness sector. Although subsistence agriculture in Uganda stands at 69.4%, a few commercial farmers are enjoying the fruits of their sweat. Samuel Mpabe is one of a few Ugandans banking clean cash from mixed farming. He grows bananas, maize, coffee and fruits such
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Johnson Basangwa, a resident of Bukwenge, Kamuli Municipal Town in Kamuli district is a true testimony of saying ‘start small and grow big’. Having started with 500 chickens in 2007, now he operates a poultry farm – JEKA – where he now owns 20,000 chickens which on average lay 200
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Ugandan President, Yoweri Musevni on Monday revealed why he decided to set up a farm in Luweero district arguing that some stubborn Ugandans inspired him. The president revealed this during a tour of the Kawumu Presidential Farm in Makulubita Sub-county, Luweero District that saw him display rear farming skills. [caption id="attachment_566" align="alignnone"
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The government of Uganda has in the past few financial years allocated more funds to the coffee sector. However, some Ugandans are yet to appreciate the fact that coffee can transform Uganda into a middle income country if the sector is given due attention and the ongoing campaign well implemented.
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The first planting season in Uganda is around the corner as witnessed by the ongoing preparations of fields. However, the big questions are; when is the rainy season setting in? Will Uganda receive enough rains? This is due to the fact that the previous two seasons have been witnessed by
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Agribusiness is increasingly becoming lucrative in Uganda. And a number of unemployed Ugandans are embracing agribusiness for income generation, while the employed ones are into farming to supplement their earnings. For updates and latest info about COVID-19 situation in Uganda, visit https://bit.ly/2WKANNF It is important to note that 69.4% of
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