[Nile Post] Uganda is among 14 African countries challenged to deliver measurable improvements in farmer incomes within the next three agricultural seasons, as a high-level retreat of Permanent Secretaries opened in Limuru.

[Shabelle] Mogadishu, Somalia -- Somalia's Deputy Prime Minister, Salah Ahmed Jama, on Wednesday inaugurated a new agriculture coordination platform established by the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation, aimed at strengthening collaboration and harmonizing agricultural development programs across the country.

[Nile Post] The Ministry of ICT and National Guidance Uganda has signed a strategic partnership with the United Nations Health Industry Foundation and the Prince Kimbugwe Foundation, focusing on artificial intelligence (AI) technology transfer, youth skills development, smart agriculture, and international student exchange programmes.

[Daily Maverick] The South African agricultural industry welcomed the cut in the fuel levy, but there are calls for more action to protect the country's food security.

[Independent (Kampala)] Melbourne -- Uganda's presence at the Melbourne International Coffee Expo is no longer just about being seen. It is about being assessed. What began as curiosity has quickly shifted into evaluation, as global buyers move from tasting to testing the country's readiness for high-value markets. At the centre of this moment is a more urgent message. Uganda's coffee is being tasted differently. Now, it must be delivered differently.