Uíge

Economy: Coffee and Agribusiness

Tourism: Natural Landscapes (Nzenzo Caves and Waterfalls)

Potential: "Green gold" (coffee) tradition with massive opportunities for rehabilitation of coffee farms, roasting and packaging industries with designation of origin. Potential for cassava agribusiness (starch and flour on an industrial scale), sustainable timber exploitation, tropical fruit farming (cocoa, bananas, citrus) to supply Luanda and for export. Ecotourism and adventure tourism at Nzenzo Caves and waterfalls. Favorable environment for small and medium manufacturing industries.

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Traditionally known as the "Coffee Capital" of Angola, Uíge province is a land of lush vegetation, fertile soils, and an economic history tied to the land. Located in the north of the country, the province has a humid tropical climate perfect for growing robusta coffee, cocoa, bananas, and citrus fruits. Uíge is undergoing an accelerated process of revitalizing its infrastructure and productive base, taking advantage of its proximity to the capital Luanda and the African regional market to reassert itself as an agricultural powerhouse.

Coffee and Agriculture