Kahawa 1893 is Redefining Coffee’s Future by Putting Women First
Real talk: Coffee is more than a ritual—it’s a lifeline for millions in East Africa, yet women who grow it are often left out of the profits. Margaret Nyamumbo saw this firsthand growing up on her grandfather’s coffee farm in rural Kenya, where women did the labor but owned little land. Now, she’s flipping the script with Kahawa 1893, a brand that’s not just selling coffee but reimagining how the industry empowers women. Nyamumbo’s journey from Wall Street to coffee farms is a masterclass in purpose. After earning an MBA from Harvard and working in finance, she returned to Kenya,…
