Java House In Kenya Brings Quality Coffee To Tea Nation
In Nairobi Java House builds a market for premium coffee as Kenya, the world’s third largest tea producer, shifts from tea to coffee culture. Founders, led by Kevin Ashley, invested $255,000 for the first cafe, plan regional airports and new outlets with Kobil, eyeing expansion to Tanzania and Uganda amid cautious optimism from Tea Board of Kenya.
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