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Chinese green tea fosters social connection in West Africa

Chinese green tea has become a significant cultural element in West Africa, particularly in countries like Mauritania and The Gambia. The tea, known locally as ataya, is central to a social ritual involving three servings that encourages conversation and community bonding. China is the dominant supplier of this tea, accounting for over 90% of imports in Mauritania and The Gambia. AI

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Chinese green tea fosters social connection in West Africa

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Jevans Nyabiage ·

    Chinese green tea is bringing people together in West Africa, 3 cups at a time

    West Africa has embraced Chinese green tea – from government offices in Mauritania to roadside stalls in Senegal, Mali and Niger, it is at the heart of a tradition that brings people together. The ritual – known as ataya, or attaya in some countries – involves preparing and servi…