Ugandan Coffee Story with Dr. Ezra Suruma

Join host Robert Kabushenga on #AfricanSpeak as he engages with Dr. Ezra Suruma, a distinguished economist and former minister, who has been at the forefront of Uganda's economic recovery and development policy across multiple administrations. In this episode, we’ll explore the story of Uganda's coffee industry-from its historical roots to its modern-day significance-while discussing the policies and resilience that have shaped Uganda’s economic landscape. Tune in for an enlightening conversation on how coffee and economic reforms have been intertwined in Uganda’s path to growth and resilience.

[@arthurluwuge1629]

It’s refreshing to listen to a non political conversation about social economic issues. Purely based on knowledge and experience.

[@josephmugabi9430]

Dr. Suruma....the voice of reason that is un biased with political sentiments

[@dennismawanda9121]

Great conversation here. People should listen to this banaye n pick something

[@WasswaIkonderepeter1]

The interview was worth a gold mine of historical and current discussions of coffee. I wish the MPs had a drop of this knowledge.

[@malcomseth2577]

This was worth listening to very refreshing and indeed rich in knowledge

[@Emma12zxcvbnm]

Brilliant conversation, and questions from Robert. Great insights too..

[@shabbo12]

Great interview putting context on the current issues from those who birthed them
Could we please get someone from the government to explain their position in coffee

[@gumisirizafrancis]

Very beautiful interview. I have been educated

[@namubirubrendah391]

Great information ❤

[@paulleeta7129]

Enjoying the discussion deeply intriguing

[@Tukikube]

This one is a must listen 👂📡

[@eastafricanist9156]

Uganda is now number 1 coffee exporter in Africa and number 1 dairy exporter in the Africa.

[@evanakyobe12]

Voice of reason from Dr Suruma

[@abdulnassertajudeen8190]

good stuff...but that's not Suruma's photo

[@asiimwerichard3573]

cool

[@DathanMD]

The days when we had educated people running the economy. Today, Saleh singly runs the economy. Very sad

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