SNStephen Nuwagira

1. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · Stephen Nuwagira

   News: IG rallies Ibanda district leaders, community to join corruption fight (opens the original)

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   ________________Didas Musoyiro, an LC II chairman in Ishongororo town council, Ibanda North County, was surprised when a resident who had brought a bank document for endorsement gave sh100,000 as a “token of appreciation.”“I refused the money, but when I shared it with colleagues, they castigated me for being naïve, saying it was the ‘normal’ practice,” he says.The revelation came at a public gathering where the Inspectorate of Government (IG) interacted with local communities in Mbarara in effo

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2. Article · Sep 17, 2026 · Stephen Nuwagira

   Agric. & Environment: Ibanda coffee farmers feel pinch as prices continue to slide (opens the original)

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   _________________When Levi Tibenderana, a farmer from Kigarama in Bisheshe division, ferried a full sack of dry (kiboko) coffee to a factory at Kigarama trading centre for processing over the weekend, he expected some ‘good money’.He was, however, shocked to be offered sh13,000 per kilogramme of Arabica coffee. I refused the money, but reluctantly accepted sh14,000 as I had to send my children back to school, he says. The farmer had expected to pocket sh16,000 a kilogramme, he adds.Many farmers

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3. Article · Sep 3, 2026 · Stephen Nuwagira

   Agric. & Environment: Coffee prices fall further in Ibanda as quality concerns persist (opens the original)

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   ________________ The poor quality of coffee beans currently coming to the market, low supplies and uncertainty in the market have continued to negatively impact prices in Ibanda district.This is despite farmers’ optimism that prices, which have remained largely unstable over the past five weeks, would recover in the first part of September.Arabica coffee averaged sh16,250 per kilogramme in Ibanda town and surrounding areas on September 2, down from about sh17,250 about two weeks earlier. Help us

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4. Article · Aug 19, 2026 · Stephen Nuwagira

   Agric. & Environment: Coffee farmers optimistic despite unstable market prices (opens the original)

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   Coffee farmers in Ibanda are optimistic about better days ahead despite unstable prices in the district. Traders say prices for Robusta and Arabica coffee varieties have been mixed over the past three weeks due to dwindling volumes and uncertainty in the market. Currently, Arabica coffee averages sh17,250 per kilogramme, while Robusta coffee goes for between sh12,500 and sh13,000, depending on the location. Arabica costs sh18,000 per kilogramme at Nyamirima-Mutegaya Cooperative Society, up from

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