What I loved about this book is that there’s no namby pamby fluffy stuff. It’s real practical business advice with simple ideas that you can put into action. ?Through telling his own story Nigel cuts to the chase and challenges your thinking as a business owner and helps you focus on the right things. I not only learnt loads–I enjoyed it too.

The “Botty Rules is like an entire Business School in one volume. Real practical advice from someone who has been there and done it. I learnt soooooooooo much. It was a kick up the ass as well!

If you’re in business you’d be stupid not to read “The Botty Rules”. It’s inspirational, educational and bloody useful. Loved it.

This has been a remarkable few months for books about the coffee trade – and the latest is one of the most revealing and the most unusual ... A fascinating exposition of African history, sociology and business

With sharp analysis and hard facts, he outlines the structural imbalances surrounding trade from Africa ... This book about good coffee is a good read

The book is full of Rugasira’s vivid character, argumentative and big-hearted, dismantling the agendas of NGOs, dwelling on the historical context of poor government and corruption, detailing the ways in which real change in Africa is still an ambition rather than a reality

Here are useful lessons for any young African businessperson

A really refreshing guide by somebody who has made a fair amount of money following his own advice. An excellent book... Highly recommended

Very few people have had more impact than Luke Johnson

An engaging and useful read

Provocative and worth reading

A fascinating glimpse behind Apple's famously closed doors, taking the reader inside the inner sanctum and sneaking a peek at the marketing meetings presided over by Jobs