Odrek Rwabwogo

Ethiopian coffee culture highlights the potential for diverse revenue streams from a single product. The Jebena, a traditional black clay pot, preserves the coffee aroma. At each coffee ceremony, I always ask, “Buna Tetu?” meaning “You want some coffee?” in Amharic.

Four Years of PACEID and Building Uganda's Export Potential, one firm at a time.

QA: Four Years at PACEID: Odrek Rwabwogo on Building Uganda’s Export Potential One Firm at a Time — and the Non-Negotiables the Country Must Prioritise – CEO East Africa Four years into his tenure at PACEID, Odrek Rwabwogo discusses Uganda’s export surge from US$4.28 billion to US$13.43 billion, the gold boom, SME export financing, and the structural reforms needed for long-term competitiveness.

“A Tribute to the Patriots Who Ushered in the Fundamental Change.”

40 years of liberation, we congratulate the , , and H.E. for the clarity of vision, the consistency of leadership, and the endurance required to hold a nation together while building for the future. The work continues, & but the foundation is firm.

The business community of Bugisu sub region have some heroes and heroines in Mrs Wekomba and others who have kept pushing and providing jobs to young people even amidst often low returns on the market and competition from outside products. We need to engage her and other agricultural sectors to progressively remove bottlenecks to business growth

📍Mbale
In a training session of leaders. The lady in the Middle (Ms Agnes Buganza) demonstrated that ideas, work on Economy, Jobs, require a firm political and security structure for a country to sustain growth beyond elections. I was pleased by the response of all key Bugisu leaders to the skits on team work and raising good leaders to keep our country stable