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Mountain Gorilla Organization Coffee Estate Association- Kisoro SW Uganda

Back in June I met up with Henry Ngabirano the Director of the Uganda Coffee Development Agency in Kampala. Henry asked me what I could to do help increase the income of coffee farmers in Uganda and whether I would be willing to share my experience from a project I am involved in Ruhanga SW [...]

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African handicrafts enable poverty stricken women to lift themselves out of poverty. In many African countries women are still marginalized, excluded from education and formal employment but retain … [Read More...]

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