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The export value hidden in organic wealth

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By Betty Ndagire Verified
| Daily Monitor Verified
Every harvesting season, thousands of beekeepers across the West Nile extract natural honey from traditional and modern hives scattered across forests and farmlands. In northern Uganda, women collect shea nuts from indigenous trees whose economic value has long been recognised globally. These products originate in communities endowed with some of Uganda’s richest natural resources. Yet by the time they reach international consumers, most of the value has shifted elsewhere.
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The missing link to bigger grain sales

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By Betty Ndagire Verified
| Daily Monitor Verified
Caption for the landscape image: A maize dealer prepares to transport maize to the market. While maize, beans, sorghum, rice, soybeans, and groundnuts remain the backbone of regional grain trade, inconsistent quality standards continue to weaken market competitiveness and buyer confidence.
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When debt dampens growth plans

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By Betty Ndagire Verified
| Daily Monitor Verified
Mukunda argues that unfair global lending systems, high interest rates, and credit ratings deepen Africa’s debt burden. Photo / File What you need to know: As the debt bill grows, the challenge is ensuring borrowing drives development rather than deepening dependence and inequality In the 2026/27 financial year, Uganda is projected to spend Shs33.4 trillion on debt obligations, accounting for about 30-35 percent of the budget.
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