Doing Business
Thursday, 11 March 2010 14:17
High-level representatives from 44 African countries wrapped up a United Nations-backed conference in Nigeria this week with the approval of an ambitious plan to generate employment, income and food security across the continent through agribusiness.
IMF to help Africa monitor gold, diamond sectors
Sierra Leone: Operation starts at Africa's largest iron ore deposit
African leaders support agribusiness plan at UN-backed conference
West African farmers enter international organic food market
Senegal working with France on Nuclear plant
UK gives 67mln pounds for African infrastructure


Michael Kijjambu is fighting an uphill battle. The owner of a small café in Kampala wants to make his country a coffee drinking nation. But Uganda is a country of tea drinkers. When Michael read that Ugandans drink more beer than any other nation in the world, he got a novel idea - make beer out of coffee, fermented coffee beans to be precise. Suddenly, his stylish café is the place to be in Kampala.









