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Singer Jackie Akello starts own coffee brand

Moses Abeka by Moses Abeka
December 28, 2017
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Singer Jackie Akello is surely ending 2017 and starting the new year on a high. The “Samanya” singer surely does know her history. According to her story, she has had a long history with coffee.

“Well most of us know me( Akello) as a musician but it all begun years ago on a small farm far deep in the outskirts of Uganda, being a farmers daughter my father used to a portion each child a small space to grow something which later was to be harvested and shared by the family. It’s in these fields that I found my voice and with time natured and build my passion however the little farmer girl in me never died and today I’m happy, excited and proud to share with you my coffee brand “Village Belle” which can be interpreted as “Village beauty”, part of her post read.

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