Uganda: A profitable business from converting farming waste into green charcoal

Published by James Torvaney on 16 June 2021

Green Charcoal Uganda uses agricultural waste to produce an environmentally-friendly energy source. CEO Geoffrey Okoth Yoga explains how he built the business.

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