Coffee energy, in a can
Inspire Africa Cold Brew is built on a simple idea: the natural energy of coffee, in a smooth, refreshing can that fits a modern day.
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Export milestones, partnerships, value addition and impact, straight from the team on the ground in Rwashameire.
Inspire Africa Cold Brew is built on a simple idea: the natural energy of coffee, in a smooth, refreshing can that fits a modern day.
Roasted coffee, drip coffee and more from the Inspire range can now be bought at Inspire Café in Nakasero, Kampala.
Africa Coffee Park spent the start of October in London, at ExCeL and at Uganda House on Trafalgar Square, showing specialty coffee from Elgon and Ntungamo.
Dr. Nelson Tugume welcomed H.E. Mikael “Mika” Cleverley, the U.S. Ambassador to Uganda, to the park, a decade after a US$50,000 U.S. Government investment gave Inspire Africa’s youth projects their seed capital.
The Season 11 Grand Finale press conference of the Chaapa League, under the banner #BackToTheKraal, was held at Inspire Café in Nakasero.
President Museveni hosted the American artiste Tyrese Gibson at State House as he began a journey through Uganda to experience the country’s coffee, its people and its tourism.
Day two at the Coffee & Cocoa Expo in Kampala: the team is roasting coffee live on the stand with a sample roaster, so visitors can watch value being created from the bean.
The Parliamentary Committee on Presidential Affairs toured the plant, seeing the roasting and soluble-coffee lines that turn Ugandan beans into finished, export-ready products.
Africa Coffee Park travelled with the Uganda delegation to Hanoi for the launch of the Pearl of Africa Uganda Business Forum & Expo, Vietnam Chapter, hosted with VCCI.
On the sidelines of the forum, the team visited Hoang Hiep Coffee, a major Vietnamese processor with farms in Lam Dong and annual capacity of up to 650,000 tonnes of freeze- and spray-dried coffee.
From farms in Uganda to shelves in Vietnam, Africa Coffee Park is taking Ugandan value-added coffee to the world. Made in Uganda, ready for the world.
More than 5,000 visitors tried Uganda’s newest cold coffee innovation at MotorSport Uganda, a partnership built on the idea that coffee belongs to an active lifestyle.
Africa Coffee Park hosted round four of the national autocross series, run by Mbarara Motor Club under the Federation of Motorsport Uganda, with the stages cut through the estate’s own coffee and banana blocks.
On Tayari West TV, Dr. Nelson Tugume set out the local economic effect of the park: rents in the surrounding area have moved from roughly UGX 20,000 a month three years ago to around UGX 150,000 today.
Dr. Nelson Tugume joined day two of the Annual Retreat on Uganda’s Economic and Commercial Diplomacy Strategy, on a panel about trade promotion, export development and market access.
MAAIF, through Uganda Coffee, is connecting private investors and global coffee leaders at World of Coffee Brussels to unlock new markets, drive investment and elevate Uganda’s coffee on the world stage.
Africa Coffee Park took its Drip Coffee to World of Coffee Brussels 2026. Uganda is ready to lead the global coffee revolution, and the brands that will compete on the world stage are being built now.
We were honoured to host Hon. Desire Muhooza, Uganda’s State Minister for Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries, at our booth at World of Coffee Brussels 2026.
Day one at World of Coffee Brussels 2026 was a great success: outstanding feedback, fruitful business engagements, and growing interest in Uganda’s coffee.
Africa Coffee Park served over 4,500 hot cups and more than 15,000 iced cold brews at the national presidential swearing-in at Kololo Independence Grounds.
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