Harrison Murimi in his 5 acres coffee farm in Kirinyanga County. [Courtesy, Harrison Murimi] A quiet revolution is taking root across Kenya’s agricultural heartlands, challenging long-held assumptions about farming’s appeal to the country’s educated youth The morning light filters through the canopy of Harrison Murimi’s coffee plantation in Kirinyaga County, illuminating rows of meticulously maintained stems that tell a story far removed from Kenya’s traditional agricultural narrative. Unlock the Full Story — Join Thousands of Informed Kenyans Today Subscribe Today & Save! Unlock the Truth Now 》 Unlimited access to all premium content Uninterrupted ad-free browsing experience Mobile-optimized reading experience…
Author: By Beverly Nyaboke
Some of the guests during tea-tasting session featuring Chaii Republic’s signature blends. [Courtesy] Chaii Republic has expanded its footprint in Kenya with the reimagination of cafe NBO as second flagship store after the success of Westland branch. The vibrant new outlet at Chaka Place marks the brand’s second flagship in the country and underscores its growing presence in East Africa’s evolving café culture. With its blend of authentic tea traditions and modern lifestyle elements, Café NBO is designed as more than a tea shop—it is a community hub where culture, conversation, and creativity come together. “Tea is more than just…