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Euromonitor predicts Nigerians will drink more than 1,000 tons of coffee in 2020, 23% higher than last year.

Euromonitor predicts Nigerians will drink more than 1,000 tons of coffee in 2020, 23% higher than last year. Source: SBS

A couple originally from Rwanda but currently living in Tasmania (Australia) buys coffee beans to sell them and help genocide survivors in Rwanda. The couple with their two younger daughters are changing lives in rural areas in Rwanda with a help of other community members.

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A couple originally from Rwanda but currently living in Tasmania (Australia) buys coffee beans to sell them and help genocide survivors in Rwanda. The couple with their two younger daughters are changing lives in rural areas in Rwanda with a help of other community members.

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