Lango moves to revive coffee farming
Uganda remains Africa’s leading coffee exporter and the second-largest producer after Ethiopia.
Author: By Nancy Atim
Nancy Atim is an award-winning Journalist. She's the publication's Sub-Regional Correspondent for Lango Sub-region based in Lira City.
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