It’s been over 3 months since Connect Coffee launched the Embu young farmers training programme in Embu county in collaboration with Rabo bank foundation and the University of Embu. The
Labor Day, celebrated on the 1st day of May, is an opportunity for us as a nation to recognize the hard work of the citizens who have greatly contributed to
Kenya is among the specialty coffee-growing countries. However, In the past year’s coffee in Kenya has been viewed as a drink for a certain class of people. Most of the
An estimated reduction by 30% in green bean trading was triggered by the Covid -19 pandemic reaching a historical high by end of 2020 and early 2021. The situation got
In an effort to promote inclusivity of students from different backgrounds and abilities, Connect Coffee Empowerment Center partnered with One Tribe Church to empower the youths in the deaf community
Finally! The second cohort of Embu young farmers training came to an end on 19th February 2021. The informative two weeks course equipped the trainees with the proper knowledge and
Changing the way Kenya coffee has been produced for the last century, its management through to consumption is still a big challenge . With the end of youth training phase
Connect Coffee company and the University of Embu have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) aimed at advancing the next generation of young coffee farmers through training. From Feb 15th,
There is research-based evidence that access to external sources of finance has a positive correlation with the financial performance of small and medium enterprises. Connect coffee is honored to be
EMBU YOUNG FARMERS PROJECT We cordially thank the University of Embu for its steadfast partnership in the Embu young Farmers project. In line with #SDG4 on the provision of quality