05 July 2022Uganda’s coffee sector is experiencing a renaissance. As the continent’s leading coffee exporter and Africa’s second-largest producer after Ethiopia, our nation has long been synonymous with robusta production. But today, fundamental shifts are underway—from government-led seedling distribution programs to a growing emphasis on speciality coffee and value addition—that are transforming
05 July 2022For decades, Uganda’s agricultural export narrative has been dominated by coffee, tea, and cotton. While these traditional cash crops remain important pillars of our economy, a quiet revolution is underway. Cocoa, macadamia, high-value horticulture, and other non-traditional exports are emerging as powerful drivers of foreign exchange earnings and rural prosperity.
05 July 2022Rural poverty remains one of Uganda’s most persistent development challenges. Despite our nation’s agricultural abundance, too many farming families continue to struggle with food insecurity, unstable incomes, and limited access to markets. The paradox is striking: those who grow our food are often among the most food-insecure and financially vulnerable.
05 July 2022When we think about agricultural development, we typically imagine fields, farmers, and harvests. But behind every successful farming operation lies critical infrastructure: storage facilities that prevent post-harvest losses, processing centres that add value to raw produce, and well-planned urban spaces that connect rural production to consumer markets. At Curated Holdings,
