https://www.namaex.com 2025-10-20 daily 1.0 https://www.namaex.com/assets/images/image09.gif https://www.namaex.com/assets/images/image07.jpg https://www.namaex.com/assets/images/image05.jpg https://www.namaex.com/assets/images/image01.jpg https://www.namaex.com/assets/images/image08.jpg https://www.namaex.com/assets/images/image11.jpg https://www.namaex.com/assets/images/image12.jpg https://www.namaex.com/assets/images/image13.jpg https://www.namaex.com/assets/images/image02.jpg If you’re a fan of the film Out of Africa, you might have heard of Baroness Karen Blixen, played by Meryl Streep. The film depicts her coffee farm in the Ngong Hills, southwest of Nairobi. Born in Denmark in 1885, Baroness Blixen dreamed of living&owning https://www.namaex.com/assets/images/image03.jpg The history of Kenya coffee all began in the late 1800s when European missionaries imported the Bourbon variety of Arabica coffee from Brazil. They planted the first coffee trees at Bura in the Taita Hills, at Kibwezi in 1900, and then at Kikuyu and Thika https://www.namaex.com/assets/images/image14.gif https://www.namaex.com/assets/images/image06.jpg https://www.namaex.com/assets/images/image04.jpg