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At Tukole, everyone’s insights and experiences matter. Whether it’s recommendations on how to adjust to life in the diaspora and changes or lessons learned on the job sites, you can expect our talented partners to routinely share their knowledge.
We try to always provide pertinent information to our members and the general public and hope you will gain some knowledge on this collective journey.
When Coffee Prices Fall, Farmers Shouldn’t Fall With Them
The Diaspora Coffee Initiative is building a safety net and future for African farmers amid a severe coffee crisis. Despite falling global Arabica prices, rising costs and weak local currencies squeeze growers. This nonprofit empowers farmers with support, ensuring fair earnings and sustainable livelihoods while global corporations profit.
Turning Embassies Into International Distribution Hubs
What if every Ugandan embassy worldwide became more than visa offices, transforming into vibrant showrooms for Ugandan products? This vision is now reality. Under Foreign Affairs, embassies serve as brand ambassadors and commercial hubs. Recent partnerships like with Uganda Breweries Ltd open global markets, offering TUKOLE members unparalleled access to international trade networks.
Smart Money Is the Future of Diaspora Investing
The moment has come for diaspora communities to transform discussions into action. Years of collaboration, sharing ideas, and learning from past mistakes have paved the way for a new era. In mid-2025, we stand ready to embrace legal, structured, and empowered collective investment, unlocking vast potential for growth and prosperity together.
4D Lifeline: A Diaspora Safety Net for Generations
The Diaspora Resilience Series, titled "The Hidden Crises of Diaspora Life," addresses the challenges young Ugandans face abroad. By exploring the impact of the 4Ds—Death, Disability, Divorce, and Deportation—this series highlights the urgent need for community support systems. The TUKOLE 4D Lifeline embodies empathy and collective action, fostering resilience.
National Small Business Week with Resources for Diaspora Entrepreneurs
The TUKOLE Business Network honors National Small Business Week by celebrating entrepreneurs and small business owners, particularly in diaspora and minority communities. This week, TUKOLE launches a campaign providing essential tools and insights for protecting assets, growing strategically, and fulfilling tax requirements, fostering resilience and growth.
Building Bridges: Affiliate Support for Cultural Groups
At the heart of every cultural group across the diaspora is a desire to preserve heritage, empower communities, and connect generations. Through initiatives focused on traditional dance, language preservation, and economic empowerment, these organizations carry out essential work. TUKOLE is committed to supporting and amplifying their efforts, helping them achieve even greater impact.