For those in Dar-es-salaam, lets catch up this Saturday; Reposted from @sndbx_byid8 #MeetOurSpeaker for November’s #CoffeeAndConcepts. Keremba Warioba is a coffee farmer and co-founder of the only Tanzanian owned coffee exporter in the southern highlands of Tanzania in Mbeya/Songwe. After spending almost a decade in the mining industry, Keremba opted for life of a farmer in 2012. He started a horticulture farming while still employed as a longhole driller in underground mines. In 2015 he realised the full potential of agribusiness in Tanzania and spent the next two years, developing a model that would allow him to farm and reinvest in other farmers’ wellbeing through producing valuable produce, finding better market opportunities but also supporting our communities. This was intended to be achieved through value addition and creativity in producing high quality, in demand products and a sustainable social enterprise model. Get to hear more from Keremba of @communalshambacoffee and also come for a caffeinated morning for you and your tastebuds. RSVP via the Registration link on our bio. Limited seats. #StoryTelling #Tanzania #November #id8Space
For those in Dar-es-salaam, lets catch up this Saturday; Reposted from @sndbx_byid8 #MeetOurSpeaker for November’s #CoffeeAndConcepts. Keremba Warioba is a coffee farmer and co-founder of the only Tanzanian owned coffee exporter in the southern highlands of Tanzania in Mbeya/Songwe. After spending almost a decade in the mining industry, Keremba opted for life of a farmer in 2012. He started a horticulture farming while still employed as a longhole driller in underground mines. In 2015 he realised the full potential of agribusiness in Tanzania and spent the next two years, developing a model that would allow him to farm and reinvest in other farmers’ wellbeing through producing valuable produce, finding better market opportunities but also supporting our communities. This was intended to be achieved through value addition and creativity in producing high quality, in demand products and a sustainable social enterprise model. Get to hear more from Keremba of @communalshambacoffee and also come for a caffeinated morning for you and your tastebuds. RSVP via the Registration link on our bio. Limited seats. #StoryTelling #Tanzania #November #id8Space
It's an honor to be nominated for Global Start Awards - Africa category. We kindly ask our social media tribe to support us by voting. Link on Insta bio
It's an honor to be nominated for Global Start Awards - Africa category. We kindly ask our social media tribe to support us by voting. Link on Insta bio
Reposted from @perfectdailygrind ● Tanzanian coffee only makes up 0.7% of the global coffee trade, but it is the largest export crop in the country. It is estimated that over 400,000 smallholder farming households are responsible for 95% of the coffee production here. ⁠ ⁠ ● Since the late 1990s, coffee wilt disease and a number of other environmental challenges have meant that individual plant yields have decreased. Furthermore, farm gate prices in Tanzania remain low.⁠ ⁠ ● Tanzanian coffee is classically associated with the washed coffee profile: clean, bright, and floral. Arabica comprises 70% of all coffee grown in the country, and the main varieties are Bourbon and Kent. However, other popular varieties include Typica, Nyassa, and N39. ⁠ ⁠ ● In the past, coffee buyers, exporters, and coffee processors in Tanzania generally preferred to buy coffee as cherry. This was the case until 2018, when the new regulations came into effect. Now, coffee is widely sold as green beans, either through auctions or through direct export. ⁠ ⁠ ● Learn more about the Tanzanian coffee sector in today’s article. 👉🏻 Click the link in our bio! #PerfectDailyGrind⁠ ⁠ ● Article by Peter Gakuo (@snrchieph)
Reposted from @perfectdailygrind ● Tanzanian coffee only makes up 0.7% of the global coffee trade, but it is the largest export crop in the country. It is estimated that over 400,000 smallholder farming households are responsible for 95% of the coffee production here. ⁠ ⁠ ● Since the late 1990s, coffee wilt disease and a number of other environmental challenges have meant that individual plant yields have decreased. Furthermore, farm gate prices in Tanzania remain low.⁠ ⁠ ● Tanzanian coffee is classically associated with the washed coffee profile: clean, bright, and floral. Arabica comprises 70% of all coffee grown in the country, and the main varieties are Bourbon and Kent. However, other popular varieties include Typica, Nyassa, and N39. ⁠ ⁠ ● In the past, coffee buyers, exporters, and coffee processors in Tanzania generally preferred to buy coffee as cherry. This was the case until 2018, when the new regulations came into effect. Now, coffee is widely sold as green beans, either through auctions or through direct export. ⁠ ⁠ ● Learn more about the Tanzanian coffee sector in today’s article. 👉🏻 Click the link in our bio! #PerfectDailyGrind⁠ ⁠ ● Article by Peter Gakuo (@snrchieph)
Ready for the results after a year of research and development. We are Communal Shamba. Coffee. Farmers. Community #communalshambacoffee #goodsforgoodness
Ready for the results after a year of research and development. We are Communal Shamba. Coffee. Farmers. Community #communalshambacoffee #goodsforgoodness
Joys of the season Coffee. Farmers. Community #goodsforgoodness #communalshambacoffee #Tanzaniaspecialtycoffee #localsdoingitright
Joys of the season Coffee. Farmers. Community #goodsforgoodness #communalshambacoffee #Tanzaniaspecialtycoffee #localsdoingitright
Enjoy your Easter holidays wherever you are. Coffee. Farmers. Community #goodsforgoodness #communalshambacoffee #Tanzaniaspecialtycoffee
Enjoy your Easter holidays wherever you are. Coffee. Farmers. Community #goodsforgoodness #communalshambacoffee #Tanzaniaspecialtycoffee
"The one standing here is a president of United Republic of Tanzania whose gender is a woman" President/Commander-In-Chief Mama Samia Suluhu Hassan While we are still mourning, we want to congratulate and embrace new era of our new president as we write history during the women's month. Tanzania has lifted the glass ceiling for many African women.
RIP President John Pombe Magufuli
RIP President John Pombe Magufuli