In the Nso Highlands of Cameroon, farmers grow some of the finest Arabica coffee, yet rarely drink it themselves. Most is exported, while communities remain unaware of its value. In Germany, Arabica is culture, health, and human connection. It brings people together and supports well-being. Arabica is rich in antioxidants, smooth in taste, and full of potential. We should not stop exporting, but we should begin roasting, tasting, and promoting it at home. We have the land and the beans. Now we need the habit, pride, and culture.
Tags:Arabica Coffee CameroonNkar VillageNso TribeNorth West Region CameroonCoffee CultureSpecialty CoffeeCoffee Bello PotsdamCoffee Farming AfricaSustainable AgricultureLocal EntrepreneurshipCoffee Roasting CameroonCultural HeritageAfrican Highlands CoffeeArabica Health BenefitsCameroon Coffee ExportCommunity DevelopmentRural InnovationIdentity and CultureCoffee EducationSocial Connection through Coffee


