Bringing Coffee to the Townships

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Sung · Dec 15, 2012 · Reply

Good, fair coffee for all. Word.
- Nathan Thornburgh · Dec 15, 2012 · Reply
  
  Yeah, this is sort of an inversion of fair trade coffee, at least in that it keeps the end product in the parts of Africa that haven’t been consumers. Now, to expand the purchasing power of most township residents so that they, and not just the middle-class Khayelitsha dwellers or those who commute in from town, might be able to afford even a cheap coffee…
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Now go a little farther