Banda Aceh (AFP) – At a quaint cafe in Indonesia’s most conservative Muslim province, owner Qurrata Ayuni and her female baristas pour fresh coffee as mostly hijabi customers sip away at Morning Mama, which also sells children’s books and period pads. The young entrepreneur says she opened the outlet because it is the only one of its kind in Banda Aceh, where female customers can gather among the majority of establishments which primarily cater to men.
