
Maji
Maji (water, in Swahili) is something we all take for granted here in the UK, yet it is essential to life, and our absolute privilege
Maji (water, in Swahili) is something we all take for granted here in the UK, yet it is essential to life, and our absolute privilege
Coffee trees and landscape can look beautiful in many countries but visiting for us isn’t just about photos – it’s the people, stories and relationships
Matti Foncha came and visited us today in Gloucester. A coffee farmer himself, he also has a role representing his region and fellow farmers to
Kichao Water Project Do you remember we told you about Kichao village, Mweka, Tanzania? With no access to clean water, they had to walk 1-2km,
We received a video last week from the Orera Village expressing thanks (in words and song!!) Transcript “Thank You so much. I am so
It took me a while from hours of video and hundreds of photos but here is a short video to help better understand the processing
Many of you sent me out to Tanzania with comments and questions – the villagers loved that they could hear direct from those who enjoy
Summer 2014 An amazing and exhausting trip! I was met by Athos in Sao Paulo then we travelled north into the mountains to Machado. I
Here’s the latest from EA – a travel report from our latest trip to East Africa It really was an excellent trip and very encouraging