Description
Kenya Title of nobility & Coffee Plantation
Lord & Lady of Mai Mahiu
Combine the fascination of traditional honorary titles with effective, genuine self-help assistance under the African sun. With this commitment, you acquire a symbolic co-ownership of our land in Kenya and henceforth carry the prestigious title of Lord or Lady of Mai Mahiu or Lord or Lady of Embu. It is a stylish combination of personal identity, noble presentation, and a partnership on equal terms: We provide the land and the marketing, while the local village communities bear sole responsibility and manage their projects entirely independently.
The coffee plantation in Mai Mahiu (Nakuru County)
Approximately 30 kilometers north of the capital Nairobi, in the scenic Great Rift Valley, lies the property in Nakuru County. We purchased this land to provide the local people with a reliable economic foundation:
Responsibility in the hands of the citizens: The management, care and harvesting of the coffee plants are entirely in the hands of the local small farmers and their families. They are their own masters on the field.
Fair purchase guarantee instead of handouts: With your title purchase, you finance a fair trading model. We buy the farmers’ raw coffee harvest directly at reliable, above-average prices. This gives the families a predictable income and allows them to invest independently in their future.
Your annual plantation coffee: The harvest purchased by the farmers is carefully processed and sent to you. As co-owners, you receive a full pound of freshly harvested, aromatic highland coffee from your plantation every year. You can request it easily using a voucher code – the usual shipping costs are simply added to the order.
Lord & Lady of Embu
The fruit and vegetable garden in Embu County: Sustainable growth in Mount Kenya
About 120 kilometers northeast of Nairobi, on the fertile slopes of Mount Kenya, is the second property we acquired. Here too, a deep well was built, but the daily use and organization are entirely the responsibility of the residents of the neighboring village:
Permanent support for seeds and toolsBudget is continuously flowing into the garden from the proceeds of the title awarding and the coffee sales. This ensures that there is always enough money available for fresh seeds, seedlings, fertilizer, and durable work equipment.
Autark food supply: The various vegetables, fruits and herbs grow in the fields. The villagers keep 100 of % their harvest for their own families. Lord of Embu: As Lord or Lady of Embu, you ensure this permanent support without taking away the people’s responsibility for their own lives.
