Libyans have been drinking coffee since at least the 15th century, as beans from Yemen made their way along North African trade routes and into Europe. But when Italy occupied Libya in 1911, the country's coffee culture adopted a new twist, with punchy espressos taking the place of cardamom-tinted Arabic coffee. As the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan approaches, Libyans are preparing to go without their favoured daytime beverage. Read more: http://u.afp.com/i8oN | AFP News Agency