3304: INTERNATIONAL TEA DAY: A Cuppa' Tea in Juba
About this episode
The episode explores the significance of tea in Juba and its impact on communities and sustainable development as International Tea Day is celebrated.
From roadside stalls in Juba to communities around the world, tea is a daily ritual, a source of livelihood, and a connection between people. Backed by the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization, World Tea Day highlights the role tea plays in supporting millions of farmers and promoting sustainable development. Today, we venture into the streets of South sudan's capital, Juba to reflect on that story as the world marks International Tea Day.
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