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Los Angeles Times1mon
In coffee-producing Uganda, an emerging sisterhood wants more women involved
Uganda is one of Africa’s top two coffee producers, exporting more than 6 million bags of coffee between September 2023 and August 2024, accounting for $1.3 billion in earnings.
The New York Times2y
A More Climate-Resistant Coffee Rises in Africa - The New York Times
Somini Sengupta went to Zirobwe, Uganda, to write about (and taste) a coffee that might help a warming world stay caffeinated. April 28, 2023 First the bad news.
New Vision on MSN3mon
Uganda to benefit from grant for coffee training centres - MSN
KAMPALA - Uganda is one of the five coffee-growing countries on the African continent that will benefit from a grant from the Italian government to establish coffee training centres. ;The funds ...
Daily Monitor1y
Uganda coffee; the green gold for high quality crop | Monitor
The presentations revealed the science and art of the production of the high quality coffee ... coffee with its score of 84.7 percent is one of the lead Robusta coffee producers in Uganda. ...
Times Union1mon
In coffee-producing Uganda, an emerging sisterhood wants more women involved - Times Union
A man picks up his coffee order at Darling coffee Ltd in Mbale, Uganda, March 14, 2025. Hajarah Nalwadda/AP Phoebe Nabutsale sorts coffee beans at Darling coffee Ltd in Mbale, Uganda, March 14, 2025.
The Independent1mon
In coffee-producing Uganda, an emerging 'sisterhood' wants more women involved - The Independent
Meridah Nandudu envisioned a coffee sisterhood in Uganda, and the strategy for expanding it was simple: Pay a higher price per kilogram when a female grower took the beans to a collection point.
WISH-TV1mon
In coffee-producing Uganda, an emerging sisterhood wants more women involved - WISH-TV
A female business owner in Uganda wanted to create a coffee sisterhood. She knew that women in one of Africa's largest producers did the bulk of the “donkey work” and that men in the largely ...
Hartford Courant1mon
In coffee-producing Uganda, an emerging sisterhood wants more women involved - Hartford Courant
By RODNEY MUHUMUZA SIRONKO, Uganda (AP) — Meridah Nandudu envisioned a coffee sisterhood in Uganda, and the strategy for expanding it was simple: Pay a higher price per kilogram when a female ...
The Columbian1mon
In coffee-producing Uganda, an emerging sisterhood wants more women involved
SIRONKO, Uganda (AP) — Meridah Nandudu envisioned a coffee sisterhood in Uganda, and the strategy for expanding it was simple: Pay a higher price per kilogram when a female grower took the beans ...
Seattle Times1mon
In coffee-producing Uganda, an emerging sisterhood wants more women involved - The Seattle Times
SIRONKO, Uganda (AP) — Meridah Nandudu envisioned a coffee sisterhood in Uganda, and the strategy for expanding it was simple: Pay a higher price per kilogram when a female grower took the beans ...
Newsday1mon
In coffee-producing Uganda, an emerging sisterhood wants more women involved
Meridah Nandudu, Bayaaya specialty coffee ltd founder, holds fried roasted coffee beans in Mbale, Uganda, March 14, 2025. Credit: AP/Hajarah Nalwadda. By The Associated PressUpdated May 10, 2025.