Ethiopia’s new coffee strategy will expand hybrid seedling production, strengthen research and improve farm productivity to accelerate exports and enhance farmer livelihoods nationwide.
Williamson Tea and Kapchorua Tea have announced significantly higher dividends, funded partly by retained earnings, despite reporting lower revenues during the 2025/26 financial year.
Uganda has unveiled its first national coffee brand to strengthen its global identity, promote premium coffee and expand exports to international markets.
Kenya maintained its dominance at the Mombasa Tea Auction in the first half of 2026 despite ongoing industry concerns over the newly introduced export levy.
President William Ruto outlines reforms to boost coffee farmers’ incomes, targeting higher prices, increased production and improved efficiency across Kenya’s coffee value chain.