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4th May 2026
Rwanda’s sugar imports fell 36.5% to 195,610 metric tonnes in 2025, compared to the previous year, amid a decline in local demand for refined sugar, improved domestic production and lower re-exports for neighboring countries, according to The New Times.Tags: imports, Trade, News excerpt
Countries: Rwanda
29th April 2026
Sugarcane farmers in Busoga have been urged by the Ministry of Agriculture to shift from sugarcane to palm oil farming, adding that the palm crop is expected to perform better in the region than sugarcane, according to the Monitor.Tags: News excerpt, farmers
Countries: Uganda
29th April 2026
Kenyan sugarcane growers are threatening to strike following the reduction in the minimum cane price from KES5,750 to KES5,500 (USD42.51) set by the Kenya Sugar Board, according to Food Business EMEA.Tags: Prices, sugarcane, News excerpt, farmers
Countries: Kenya