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Kampala, Uganda
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EMILY ACHOM retweeted
‘He Deserves It’: Ugandans React to Magambo’s Army Promotion
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EMILY ACHOM retweeted
UGANDA ATTRACTING INVESTMENT IN AGRICULTURAL VALUE ADDITION!
Hon. Hajjat Aminah Mukalazi today met with representatives of Magnoz Fruit Processing Limited to discuss a proposed USD 45 million fruit concentrate processing facility targeting mangoes, pineapples, passion fruits and tomatoes.
The project is expected to:
Engage 12,000–15,000 smallholder farmers.
Create 800–1,000 direct jobs.
Generate over 1,000 indirect employment opportunities at full capacity.
She emphasised prioritising quality jobs for Ugandans, training farmers from the project’s inception and establishing nucleus farms to ensure sustainable raw material supplies.
Government reaffirmed its commitment to facilitating the investment in accordance with applicable laws and regulations.
This investment could boost agricultural value addition, reduce post-harvest losses, expand exports and improve farmers’ livelihoods.
Uganda is positioning agriculture as a driver of industrialisation, job creation and economic growth!
EMILY ACHOM retweeted
How can Uganda increase its export earnings, strengthen local production and become more competitive in regional and international markets?
Join us on CBS Radio's Londola Ensonga
Represented by:
🎙️ Rebecca Nalumu Wamono* – Senior Manager, Special Economic Zones Operations and Compliance.
🎙️ John Bosco Lwere* – Manager, Export Development.
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Be part of the conversation as we explore how Uganda can strengthen its productive capacity, expand its export base and position itself as Africa's manufacturing and export hub.
Industrialisation I Exports I Prosperity
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EMILY ACHOM retweeted
INVESTING IN AGRO-PROCESSING, EMPOWERING FARMERS, CREATING JOBS!
Uganda’s agricultural sector is set for another potential boost following discussions between Hon. Hajjat Aminah Mukalazi and Magnoz Fruit Processing Limited on a proposed USD 45 million fruit concentrate processing facility.
The project, targeting mangoes, pineapples, passion fruits and tomatoes, is expected to benefit up to 15,000 smallholder farmers and create thousands of direct and indirect employment opportunities.
A key priority is ensuring that Ugandans benefit directly through local employment, farmer training, skills development and sustainable supply chains.
This initiative demonstrates the importance of moving beyond raw agricultural production towards processing, manufacturing and export-oriented industries.
When we add value to what we grow, we create more opportunities, strengthen livelihoods and build a stronger Ugandan economy.
TURNING UGANDA’S AGRICULTURAL POTENTIAL INTO ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES!
A proposed USD 45 million investment by Magnoz Fruit Processing Limited is set to open new opportunities in Uganda’s agro-processing industry.
The planned fruit concentrate facility will process mangoes, pineapples, passion fruits and tomatoes, with the potential to engage up to 15,000 smallholder farmers and create thousands of direct and indirect jobs.
Hon. Hajjat Aminah Mukalazi has underscored the importance of empowering Ugandan farmers through early training, strengthening local production and prioritising employment opportunities for Ugandans.
This is the kind of investment that connects farmers to markets, transforms agricultural produce into competitive products and strengthens Uganda’s industrial growth.
From farm to factory, value addition is key to creating wealth and sustainable livelihoods!
EMILY ACHOM retweeted
Communication is a key pillar of the value an institution delivers and how the public perceives it. A few days ago, I joined fellow PR and communication professionals from across East Africa for an engaging and interactive Annual PR Week.
From the farm to the factory and onward to international markets, agricultural value addition holds immense potential to transform livelihoods, expand exports and accelerate Uganda's economic growth. #InvestmentsUg #LocalContentUg
@AminahMukalazi
. @GovUganda has reaffirmed its commitment to facilitating genuine investments in accordance with applicable laws and regulations, ensuring that investors operate within a supportive and transparent business environment.
#InvestmentsUg #LocalContentUg
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. @GovUganda has reaffirmed its commitment to facilitating genuine investments in accordance with applicable laws and regulations, ensuring that investors operate within a supportive and transparent business environment.
#InvestmentsUg #LocalContentUg
Reducing post-harvest losses remains essential to improving farmers' earnings. Investments in fruit processing offer an opportunity to preserve agricultural produce, create value and open up wider markets for Ugandan products. #InvestmentsUg #LocalContentUg
The proposed establishment of nucleus farms is expected to complement smallholder production, strengthen raw material availability and support the long-term sustainability of the planned processing facility. #InvestmentsUg #LocalContentUg
The proposed establishment of nucleus farms is expected to complement smallholder production, strengthen raw material availability and support the long-term sustainability of the planned processing facility. #InvestmentsUg #LocalContentUg
Building a sustainable agricultural industry starts with empowering farmers. Hon. Aminah Mukalazi called for farmer training from the project's inception to improve productivity, quality and consistency in raw material supply. #InvestmentsUg #LocalContentUg
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Hon. Aminah Mukalazi emphasised the need to prioritise quality employment opportunities for Ugandans while ensuring that local communities benefit meaningfully from the proposed investment. #LocalContentUg #InvestmentsUg
Beyond the investment value, the proposed fruit processing facility is projected to create 800–1,000 direct jobs and over 1,000 indirect employment opportunities at full capacity. #InvestmentsUg #LocalContentUg
Uganda continues to position itself as an attractive investment destination. Hon. @AminahMukalazi has engaged Magnoz Fruit Processing Limited on a proposed USD 45 million investment in a fruit concentrate processing facility. #InvestmentsUg
#LocalContentUg
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3. The proposed Magnoz investment is expected to benefit between 12,000 and 15,000 smallholder farmers by creating a reliable market for their produce and strengthening agricultural value chains. #InvestmentsUg #LocalContentUg
@AminahMukalazi
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A proposed USD 45 million fruit processing facility could open new opportunities for Uganda’s agricultural sector, with mangoes, pineapples, passion fruits and tomatoes earmarked for processing into value-added products. #InvestmentsUg
#LocalContentUg
Uganda continues to position itself as an attractive investment destination. Hon. @AminahMukalazi has engaged Magnoz Fruit Processing Limited on a proposed USD 45 million investment in a fruit concentrate processing facility. #InvestmentsUg
#LocalContentUg
EMILY ACHOM retweeted
From the farm to the factory and ultimately to international markets, value addition is key to unlocking Uganda's agricultural potential, reducing post-harvest losses and building a more competitive economy.
#InvestmentsUg #LocalcontentUg
Uganda has enormous agricultural potential. Strategic investments in agro-processing can transform this potential into jobs, stronger exports and better livelihoods for farming communities.
#InvestmentsUg #localcontentUg
EMILY ACHOM retweeted
Uganda has enormous agricultural potential. Strategic investments in agro-processing can transform this potential into jobs, stronger exports and better livelihoods for farming communities.
#InvestmentsUg #localcontentUg
#Uganda took centre stage in Kigali, Rwanda, as we celebrated the Republic of Uganda National Day at the 26th EAC MSMEs Trade Fair.
With approximately 150 Ugandan exhibitors and participation from various Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs), we proudly showcased Uganda’s vibrant entrepreneurial spirit, rich cultural heritage and vast economic potential.
Uganda is open for business and ready to compete on the regional and global stage! @ufzepa
#EACMSMEsTradeFair2026 #FreeZonesandExportsUg
But when do you and Pastor Bujingo ever preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ? Every time I accidentally come across your videos, it is either an attack on someone, political commentary, trading insults or spreading hostility towards people you disagree with.
One is left wondering: At what point do you actually minister to the souls entrusted to your care? Where are the messages of love, forgiveness, humility, repentance, compassion and salvation? Where is the teaching that draws people closer to God?
The pulpit is not a political podium, a battlefield for personal grudges or a platform for settling scores. It is a sacred responsibility to guide people in faith and truth.
Being a man of God should be reflected in the message you preach, the character you demonstrate and the lives you transform, not in how loudly you attack others or how frequently you dominate social media.
With all due respect, people need the Gospel, not endless hostility disguised as ministry. Please return to preaching Christ. That is what people expect from men who claim to serve #God .
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Live ⚠️ follow the Uganda National Day celebrations at the 26th EAC MSMEs TRADE FAIR in Kigali
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