The joint venture by Wilmar, Josovina Commodities and Bidco Africa Ltd is establishing its second palm oil project on Buvuma Island and targets to have 1,000ha under trees this year and 5,000ha in four years
Food Business Africa | 9 March 2021
Edible oil processor Bidco Uganda undertakes second palm oil production project to boost output
UGANDA – Bidco Uganda Limited, Uganda’s leading producer of edible oil and the only company that owns and operates palm oil plantation in East Africa, is seeking to double its output to 80,000 tons.
BUL, jointly owned by Wilmar International, Josovina Commodities Pte Ltd. of Singapore and Bidco Africa Ltd. of Kenya, is already producing as much as 40,000 tons of palm oil from its Bugala island estate on Lake Victoria, reports Bloomberg.
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Photo: Imago/Photo12Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu aka Bobi Wine, the alleged losing presidential candidate.
Warning: Some links in this post lead to videos showing disturbing scenes from the violent presidential election campaign in Uganda in January.
Others follow Netflix series, I follow Ugandan livestreams. In December last year, the campaign for the presidential election on 14 January 2021 began in Uganda. Bobi Wine, the candidate of the strongest opposition party, who made a career as a rapper and was appointed ghetto president years ago, campaigned for non-violent reform of the autocratically run East African state. Those looking for information came across several Facebook pages featuring daily liv
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At a pre-election news conference with senior security officials, Uganda s police chief Martin Okoth Ochola refused to apologise, saying reporters would be stopped from trying to go to areas where their lives could be at risk. You are insisting you must go where there is danger. Yes, we shall beat you for your own sake to help you understand that you do not go there. Yes, we shall use reasonable force to ensure that you don t go where there is a risk. Actually, I have no apology, he said.
The authorities say Wine s rallies break laws governing public order and Covid-19 restrictions on large gatherings.