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30/10/2024

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BOOSTING UGANDA'S ECONOMY WITH COFFEE USING UGANDANS IN THE DIASPORA

Uganda is 7th on the list of top global coffee exporters with only 6m bags (60kgs) annually and revenue of $1.1B.

The biggest global producers or exporters are Brazil with over 44m bags (60kg's) annually and net revenue of $26B .

With a global coffee Market value of $102.2B , this means Uganda gets only 1.07% of the global market.

This article is for all Ugandans in the Diaspora ( Europe ,North America and any Ugandan who can earn over $30,000 per Year).

Lets see Uganda as a business or a company.
We can only be able to grow if Uganda(company) makes money (sales) in dollars.

One of our best product on the global market is coffee and if we use 80/20 rule, we focus on 20% of what gives us 80% of business, we shall realise we need to put our major focus on coffee and atleast tripple our coffee sales and make an approximate $4B or over 20m bags (60kgs ) per year.

This is only possible if we engage all Ugandans with slightly good earnings in the diaspora to Invest and also market our coffee abroad.

We shall talk about how to diasporians can help out on getting market for our coffee and lets stick to investment for now as the main objective is how we can concentrate on trippling our coffee production or out put.

We currently produce 6m bags of 60kgs and we only need 17,000 Ugandans or group of Ugandans with a capacity to set up a 50 acre coffee farm

Its practically possible as statistics show there over a one million Ugandans in the diaspora and only in the North America there are over 150, 000 Ugandans and over 70,000 ugandans in UK not mentioning Europe ,Asia and Africa.

on investment
Lets say a 50acre farm cost you 150m to purchase . cultivations cost and maintenance cost of 50m and total investment of ugshs 200m.

In a period of 3yrs your farm will be ready for harvest .

An acre of coffee using a traditional way of planting i.e 3m*3m and intercropping with banana plants , gives 21 bags of coffee hence 5m and for 50 acres , 250m . The banana output revenue can be used to cut on maintenance costs.

There is a proposed way of maximizing your coffee harvests and mostly used by Brazilian where instead of 3m*3m , they use 3m*1m hence doubling yields (not tested yet)

The return on investment is 3yrs and continuous revenue for 15yrs .

opportunities.

When we look at employment , every farm can employ 20 people hence creating over 350000 jobs .

With such initiatives in Uganda, the tourism industry will also be boosted due to coffee tourism

Did you know majority of coffee consumers in the western world have never seen a coffee plant and this has led to tremendous growth in both Brazil and Vietnam tourism industry.

Think about it🤔!

28/10/2024

10/08/2024

Locals in China have shared footage of cars around the country swelling up, their paint protection films expanding into huge bulges due to extreme heatwave

26/07/2024

Beware!!!

We brought our Costco watermelon home and set it on the kitchen counter when it started foaming. I googled it and it said to remove it from the house immediately, it’s likely to explode due to fermenting. We put it in a plastic garbage bag and carefully lowered it into our garbage can outside. Just noticed this morning that the watermelon exploded and blew a hole in the bottom of the garbage can. Maggots everywhere.

G.M.O
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28/06/2024

The most disturbing photo from Kenyan 🇰🇪 police brutality

23/06/2024

A professor gave a balloon to every student to write their name on it and throw in the hallway.The students were given 5 minutes to find their own balloon. No one found their balloon.
The professor told the students to take the 1st balloon they found and hand it to the personwhose name was written on it. Within 5 minutes, everyone had their own balloon.
The professor said to the students: "These balloons are like happiness. We will never find it if everyone is looking for their own. But if we care about other people's happiness, we'll find ours too."

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21/06/2024

Well done Daniel

21/06/2024

Lemme break this Down..
Truly building materials are on the high side now, however that's not the reason you spend much in building...

To build a House..
You can argue all you want..
Truth is
*Engr will steal like.. 4 to 5m depends on the project
*Carpenters will reduce the woods, steal binding wires and nails
Outside his workmanship... He'll make extra cash
*People supplying Granite will not supply full load
*People bringing cement will remove like 50 to 100bags
Same with people supplying blocks,
Engrs and site manager are part of this deal..

*Plumber will run His own deal
Electrician will take some materials
*Tilers and painters also steal Electrical materials

Those ladies that brings food to the site are part of the deal...

Then your trusted site Manager will make not less than 2/3m..
Iron is another place they see good money

Add all these to the cost of the building, you'll see why building is very expensive...

If people stops stealing and stops wasting materials you'll find out building is not that expensive..

Monitor your Building project.
Monitor your Building Project.

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20/06/2024

The color of the floor will change when you like the photo. 😳

15/06/2024

Top 5 biggest black-owned factories in Africa 2024, ranked by revenue, are:

1. Dangote Group (Nigeria🇳🇬) - Owned by Aliko Dangote, Africa's richest man, the Dangote Group is a multinational conglomerate with interests in cement production, sugar refining, flour milling, and other industries. It has an estimated revenue of over $20 billion.

2. Bidco Africa (Kenya🇰🇪) - Bidco Africa is one of the largest manufacturers of consumer goods in East Africa, producing cooking oil, detergents, soaps, and other products. It has an estimated revenue of over $1 billion.

3. Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing (IVM) (Nigeria🇳🇬) - IVM is Nigeria's first indigenous automobile manufacturing company, producing a range of vehicles including cars, buses, and trucks. It has an estimated revenue of over $500 million.

4. Econet Wireless (Zimbabwe🇿🇼) - Econet Wireless is one of Africa's leading telecommunications companies, providing mobile phone services, broadband, and related products. It is owned by Strive Masiyiwa and has an estimated revenue of over $400 million.

5. Olam Nigeria (Nigeria🇳🇬) - Olam Nigeria is a subsidiary of Olam International, a leading agribusiness company in Africa. Olam Nigeria is involved in the processing and marketing of agricultural products including cocoa, cotton, and cashew nuts. It has an estimated revenue of over $300 million.

Source: Africa is home business center

15/06/2024

If milk is wasted, it becomes yogurt. Yogurt is more valuable than milk. If it gets any worse, it becomes cheese. Cheese is more valuable than yogurt and milk. And if grape juice turns sour, it turns into wine, which is even more expensive than grape juice. You're not bad because you made mistakes. Mistakes are experiences that make you more valuable as a person. Christopher Columbus made a navigation error that led him to discover America. Alexander Fleming's mistake led him to invent penicillin. Don't let your mistakes depress you. It's not practice that makes perfect. It's the mistakes we learn from that make perfect!.

Credits to whom it may concern .

04/06/2024

Sister needs advice