The Morning Call
Ethiopian coffee growers may be facing a threat from khat, but the culture of drinking it anytime is enduring this pressure.
Raziah Athman was recently in Addis Ababa, where she moved around the famous coffee places in the city.
Take the tour with her, in this report on Ethiopia’s coffee craze.
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