September 20, 2024
The Covid-19 pandemic has highlighted the critical role that scientific fields like biotechnology can play to better the human condition. However, despite decades of application in […]
September 20, 2024
It is a great privilege to Ugandans that senior engineers from China arrive at TRIDI headquarters in Kyabakadde, Mukono. Their mission is to install the Sericulture […]
September 20, 2024
Chinese engineers arrived this Friday 2nd July 2021 on board Ethiopian airways to install silk processing machines and train Ugandans to install, operate and maintenance of […]
September 20, 2024
Mechanical Engineers from China have started installing of post-coon processing machinery for silk production in Uganda Expert engineers, Mr. Chen Tianjun and Mr. Xu Jianjin, who […]
March 22, 2023
Staff welfare and best conditioned mindset comes with a price with utmost comfort and better treatment at work – this means that the employers have to find ways of motivating their staff in all kinds of ways – build a team/family than just having total strangers at a workplace.
March 13, 2023
The silk industry in Uganda continues to grow on a daily as new development set in each passing day, ranging from the flourishing mulberry gardens to the amazing silkworm rearing process and now the industry is steadily transitioning to commercialization processes of post-cocoon processing and fabrication.
February 20, 2023
Last year, Uganda under the Tropical Institute of Development Innovations (TRIDI) sent its first samples of silk yarn named ‘Usilk’ for testing in the European market.
April 21, 2022
With the installation of these machines, Uganda stands a great opportunity to great revenue and much better, more employment opportunities for her population, leading to improved standards of living through improved household incomes, with the great number employment opportunities created by the project.
March 11, 2022
TRIDI looks forward to having the production occur with in the country and returns come in through exportation of Seri-products (cocoons and silk fabrics) to earn the country up to 3.6 billion shillings per annum