Kateshi Coffee Farm, one of Zambia's earliest coffee farms, was established in 1972 near the village of Kateshi. At the time, its wet processing facility represented the heart of coffee production in northern Zambia and had been the central mill for all coffee produced in the region. He is also awarded; its natural and honey placed first and second in Zambia's annual Taste of Harvest competition. The local community is at the center of the heritage vision. Olam provides daily access to safe drinking water to more than 20,000 local people and supports 3 schools providing primary and secondary education to more than 1,500 students. Also on site is our health clinic, the only facility of its kind within 30 km. Complete with a pharmacy and delivery room, the clinic provides free basic healthcare to more than 4,000 community members and receives an average of 95 visitors per day. Kateshi has been recognized for boldly challenging gender stereotypes in Zambia, being the first and only coffee farm to employ women in traditionally male-dominated roles such as driving tractors, bulldozers and graders. Oh, and we also sponsor a football team, the Kateshi Coffee Bullets, who compete in the Zambian First Division.