MUBUYU FARM, Zambia, July 22 (Reuters) - Perched in the little Munali
Hills of southern Zambia, the Mubuyu coffee farm is carving a name for
itself in this poor southern African country as it seeks fresh revenue
streams away from copper.
At the centre of the enterprise is 57-year-old Dutch-born farmer,
Willem Lublinkhof, who knew little about coffee growing when he
settled in Zambia at the age 22. Read More
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