Caritas Nairobi
Integral Human Development since 1973
Caffè Corretto — Right Coffee Project

Kahawa Fiti ni Kahawa Oriji

“Good coffee is original coffee.”

Gititu Coffee Growers Cooperative Society launches its own brand

July 27, 2026 Githunguri, Kiambu County4 min read

Cooperative

Gititu Coffee Growers

Origin

Githunguri, Kiambu

Counties served

Kiambu & Embu

Cooperatives strengthened

4

Farmers reached

12,000+

Caritas Nairobi is proud to partner with Gititu Coffee Growers Cooperative Society in celebrating the official launch of the Gititu Coffee brand, “Kahawa Fiti ni Kahawa Oriji,” a milestone that reflects the dedication, resilience, and shared vision of coffee farmers in Githunguri, Kiambu County.

On July 27, 2026, Caritas Nairobi joined project partners, cooperative members, county government representatives, and other stakeholders to mark this important occasion under the Caffè Corretto – Right Coffee Project. The launch celebrated the journey of hard work and purpose that has transformed locally grown coffee into a brand that proudly represents the quality and identity of Gititu Coffee farmers.

“A milestone that reflects the dedication, resilience, and shared vision of coffee farmers in Githunguri.”

The event featured remarks from cooperative leadership, project partners and county officials, a coffee tasting session showcasing the rich flavour of Gititu Coffee, exhibitions of value-added coffee products, and a photo exhibition highlighting the cooperative's journey and achievements.

✦ Cupping Notes ✦

RoastCommunity-Grown
BodyFull — twelve thousand farmers strong
NotesResilience · Partnership · Origin
FinishA brand farmers can finally call their own

Through the Caffè Corretto – Right Coffee Project, Caritas Nairobi is working alongside farmers and partners to promote sustainable, climate-smart, and quality-driven coffee production across Kiambu and Embu counties. The initiative aims to improve the livelihoods of more than 12,000 smallholder coffee farmers by strengthening four coffee cooperatives through enhanced production practices, value addition, and expanded market opportunities.

At Caritas Nairobi, we remain committed to empowering coffee producers with the knowledge, skills, and partnerships needed to produce high-quality coffee, increase household incomes, and build resilient farming communities.

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