Biutou Doumbia lives in a tiny village in Mali, in western Africa. She and her family live in poverty, very close to the line between survival and, well, you know.
Oh, one more thing: Biutou is a small business owner. She makes and sells peanut butter.
In Mali, as reported in a Wall Street Journal article, peanut butter is made the same way African women have made other staples for millennia: by grinding the seeds on a rock with a wooden pestle. You might say Biutou’s operation is vertically...
Published on February 29, 2016 13:59