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Fort Portal Catholic Diocese launches coffee policy

Summary by The Independent Uganda:
Signing of the Fortportal diocese coffee policy. PHOTO URN Fort Portal, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | The Fort Portal Catholic Diocese has launched a five-year diocesan coffee policy (2025–2030) aimed at promoting sustainable coffee farming, food security, and economic self-reliance among Christian families. The launch event was held on Wednesday at the Diocesan Model Farm in Nkuruba, Rutete Sub County, Kabarole District, where guests toured a 32-a…
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Fort Portal Catholic Diocese launches coffee policy

Signing of the Fortportal diocese coffee policy. PHOTO URN Fort Portal, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | The Fort Portal Catholic Diocese has launched a five-year diocesan coffee policy (2025–2030) aimed at promoting sustainable coffee farming, food security, and economic self-reliance among Christian families. The launch event was held on Wednesday at the Diocesan Model Farm in Nkuruba, Rutete Sub County, Kabarole District, where guests toured a 32-a…

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The Independent Uganda: broke the news in on Thursday, July 24, 2025.
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