Inside the Biggest Coffee Factory in East and Central Africa, Dormans

[@jackmuraguri1836]

It is amazing that this factory generates it own free and green energy, I hope the rest of Kenya would follow. The sun does no send you an invoice!

[@ktkkilan]

So next time you are drinking a cup of coffee in a café in Nairobi, London Tokyo, New York etc., always remember it's a whole chain of real hard work. Kudos to the farmers, and other folks who make us enjoy a cup of coffee!

[@alexmwangi9933]

Farmers are paid pea nuts

[@daviddelatiare1653]

@@alexmwangi9933 this is life brother. somebody has to clean the toilets. yes or no ?

[@antonynganga7868]

Wooh...Dormans...I used to work with them way back after high school,inda,Kampala Rd,thnx AT for taking me back down memory lane,I luv it,Dubai,UAE

[@AfrikanTraveller]

Wow! What a small world.

[@veeoduya1713]

22:34 @Afrikan Traveller, I like the documentaries you bring and I am your follower including the retirement home for your parent that you aired a while back etc. However, I just have one problem, whenever I am notified about your KZbin uploads, I connect my laptop to my home theatre. Now the problem comes when I concentrate then allover sudden your choice of music is loud banging sound. I would prefer a soft music in the sense that, your documentaries are educative. That means that your viewers like me concentrate alot on your contents. I feel that your choice of music should support concentration, a such, it should be soft. That's just my opinion as one of your followers.

[@AfrikanTraveller]

That point is well noted, will consider it on future uploads

[@brayo001]

Well said...😄

[@somina4003]

True. The loud background music is a turn off.

[@felixlemiso7445]

the best school for coffee experts..the school helped me became the profession barista i am today 🤗🤗🤗

[@johnboateng184]

Just read a complaint about your soundtrack. But I also come for the beats. Your music selection is what pulls me to your videos. As a Ghanaian I hate coffee, but the beat keeps me watching.

[@AfrikanTraveller]

Yeah am surprised, my music is unique and totally different from the mainstream media.

[@futurenature7037]

We are talking about the VOLUME. Turn the volume a little bit lower to facilitate CONCENTRATION because this is a DOCUMENTARY channel. Thank you, from your loyal viewer.

[@esem135]

Surely, there are Ghanaians who love coffee. Why do some people make silly comments?

[@futurenature7037]

@@esem135 he was speaking about his personal preference and and not about all Ghanaians. You can reread his statement once more to comprehend it fully

[@esem135]

@@futurenature7037 I read and comprehended it. Maybe you should He says, as a Ghanaian....he should have just said he does not like coffee... I do not think being Ghanaian is a qualification for liking or not liking coffee.

[@crazyafrica8943]

Shame on main stream Media. This guy has amazing shorts . It helps viewers understand the all picture easily. Very professional.

[@9t9njaggededge46]

Ransley Sokia,my 🏆 champion..trained me on a lot of stuff,1st crack,2nd crack,placed me on this very path I walk today,jamaa ni Champez,some day I'll come for more of this beautiful knowledge when I'm done with this barrister part of the journey,God bless the whole of Dormans fraternity n God bless #african traveler

[@Gatua-t4c]

Am loving the direction we're heading as a channel. Keep doing the good work champ.

[@vonmaina]

Today you added value to me on something I have been researching on. Thanks.

[@AfrikanTraveller]

You most welcome.

[@nefertemur8951]

Greetings Afrikan Traveller, I am really enjoying the content and the back round music as well. Don't forget to add content on Patreon as well. Surely Kenya is exporting coffee to Asian as they are some of biggest coffee drinkers on this planet. I am aware that Starbucks and black owned coffee shops in Atlanta GA sells Kenyan coffee worldwide in their businesses. The drone footage a banging. Thanks for sharing King.

[@StephenMose]

@josh we certainly missed your drone shots, editing skills. Welcome back. @afrikantraveller we love the new direction of the channel. Keep shaping our narrative. 💯 👊 🔥

[@encouragementsviedefoi3432]

Bravo les. Gars. Vous êtes de véritables professionnels. 💪💪

[@havillah6073]

As a Kenyan and resident of Ruiru, I'm very proud of this video. Having worked in a manufacturing company I would suggest or advise Dormans that every processing stage is equally important and contribute to the quality of the final product therefore Dormans needs to do proper machine maintenance at every stage of processing. The collection area and a few other stages were not impressive at all. Otherwise, I'm very proud and looking forward to when Africa will impose a law to prohibit the export of any raw materials but only finished goods like Dormans Coffee!! Until then we will never realize the true value of our mother continent.

[@samuelndiritu9117]

This is great. Plan to get some coffee for export here.

[@gracethekenyanexplorer6073]

Remember to watch all the ads, please don't skip

[@AfrikanTraveller]

The best support, thanks Grace

[@gracethekenyanexplorer6073]

@@AfrikanTraveller you're welcome

[@doreenonekalit9888]

I'm simply impressed by the story.And that you Creators are producing these stories. AMAZING!

[@all_united-11]

Insightful...... In fact, it is very insightful. Good job

[@t0n0k0]

Lol, I like multi lingual people. 15:55 my dude almost said 'kahua', but caught himself fast👌🏾. I prefer Tea to Coffee but this is educational to some. Supremely Great content. 👍🏾

[@AfrikanTraveller]

😅😅😅

[@brayo001]

Hahaha

[@kamaukiboro1785]

Thought i was the only one who got that

[@ebrimakrubally4612]

I just subscribe to your platform. Great work keep Making Africa Great. Wonderful content and good music also.

[@gichureirungu2023]

the dormans factory is great. looks nice and very professional

[@eliudnjonjo316]

Excellent info..Very impressed. 👍

[@AfrikanTraveller]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ngetichshadrack8009]

Thanks bro for your consistency and diversity of the content 🙏

[@AfrikanTraveller]

Than you

[@lmankj]

Great video, very informative, thanks.

[@lemmykalya4651]

hey boss🙌, you're becoming a masterpiece in features/documentary like content, particularly enjoyed and learnt alot on coffee from your visit to Dormans. keep up the good work bro! ☕☕

[@jimkariuki6850]

this proves that value adding pays.

[@LightBulbMomentsKE]

Professional work 👌🏿

[@AfrikanTraveller]

Thank you.

[@abassmansur]

Adding apoint on my sister VEE Oduya. The slow motions also be minimised We are not watching a movie man this is education sessions I mean maybe on adventure trips.thank you brother.i enjoyed like I was processing the coffee or something and taking a cup of it at last.

[@AfrikanTraveller]

Thank you for your feedback.

[@Calebandshaynatv3280]

Waooh very educative. Chasing brushes in us

[@praveenvijayakumar8325]

Super from kwalitys coffee India Bangalore

[@winjlochwambita7815]

I used to believe that it was harvested taken abroad to be processed and then brought back for consumption. Afrikan Traveller thanks alot manze

[@Njeri_123]

Well, that sounds like Nescafé

[@kasmilnahunja4138]

Great stuff, kindly add captions to your Videos...I'm multitasking, reading will be easy on my end.

[@justcallmebrian793]

Music and shots is always on point.

[@peterkariuki148]

This one has to be one of my favorites 👌🙌great work

[@AfrikanTraveller]

Thank you.

[@mungaigithothero5932]

josh you are the best. I will try taking dormans cofee and see the difference

[@johnsonkibocha]

Very informative video, keep them coming

[@rawnsleychege5033]

Amazing content bro, the growth is evident I remember watching the drives. Ni mbali tumetoka, tunaenda mbali zaidi.

[@edwintouches]

Another One 🎬🔥

[@AfrikanTraveller]

Notification Gang 😃🙌🙌

[@edwintouches]

@@AfrikanTraveller Yessir 😀🔥🙌

[@onyangoabuor5863]

Very educative contents. But is it possible to change the choice of "music" the one here is a loud bang that destroy concentration? Jaribu ka soft hivi for the educative contents.

[@AfrikanTraveller]

That pointis well noted

[@AnalystTosh]

Did lots of coffee harvesting in boarding primary school… our school had a coffee farm and the students provided free labor… harvesting and taking to the factory… hated it

[@jnn1715]

I love💕 the direction your documentaries have taken. Very educative🧑‍🎓🧑‍🎓. This KZbin house 🏠🏠 never gets full. It's my hope and 🙏🙏 that the subscribers multiply and multiply so that we can all learn🧑‍💻🧑‍💻 from these rich documentaries. Thank you so much Africa Traveller🦬🦓🐅🐎🦘🦍🦧🦏.

[@esem135]

I love my coffee strong and freshly brewed so I prefer the beans but I am OK with ground. I like the Dormans variety and Java. Instant coffee is a put off though.

[@Oooopo390]

AT as usual.. Thanks for the show.

[@AfrikanTraveller]

Karibu sana

[@lucysiringwani9931]

Well enlightened, 👍

[@mosesgitau2245]

The farm manager talks like ndindi nyoro. Very educative

[@ast0nv8]

Can the sugar of the beans during fermentation be harvested? Could think of several applications in syrups and use coffee liqueur that could use it.

[@maureenwm]

Beautiful vistas.

[@Djmarleytron]

Goood stuff. Do more Kenyan factories and companies.

[@joycenamuddu9352]

This reminds me my childhood, my father used to have this type of machine on Uganda in Mubende KASSANDA Ziwomeredde...but now its a forest. These days Uganda has no more machines like this its really a shame. The coffee marketing Board my father used to take his produce it was taken to Rwanda 🇷🇼 😢 😅 😕 🤣 😄 its really a shame indeed. Now Rwanda 🇷🇼 is the next producer of coffee.

[@AnalystTosh]

I read a book titled’The black gold of Chepkube’- details the coffee smuggling from Uganda to Kenya back in the 70s-80s

[@NaturalktedyEdna]

Team Dormans

[@AfrikanTraveller]

Awesome team

[@nairobiavenue7853]

Bro, we need a p.o box for your fun mails loving your content champez

[@simonmbuiri9373]

great content! keep it up

[@gichureirungu2023]

just wondering why the mchana factory roads are not paved, buildings maintained etc...just paint the building

[@artomide2598]

Dormans ☕️ the best👌👌👌👌

[@purple4463]

Thanks Afrikan Traveller, great content. Who owns the farm, the government?

[@mwendatezi]

white settler families, similar to delamere

[@MrMaboboz]

Well it's not making losses so definitely not run by the government.

[@AnalystTosh]

Dormans

[@dhakomodherooherokoko6037]

I don't know why we import maize from UG and TZ yet we have fertile land..whats going on in Kenya?

[@natureworld295]

Over 85% of kenya is arid and semi arid. More costly to irrigate than just importing the maize . Get your facts right before commenting next time 😁😁😁 Kenya is more Arid than any other East African state 😁

[@mpendakiswahili3053]

Inaitwa biashara, two way street...

[@mpendakiswahili3053]

@@natureworld295 eeh, my guy you seem to be so negative about Kenya... your always hating on Kenya...why????

[@safari2545]

@@mpendakiswahili3053 he is from Tz, they have a pathological hate for Kenya.

[@safari2545]

Maize is not a profitable crop, many farmers prefer other crops such as Avocado (Kenya is now largest producer in Africa and among the top 10 in the world)

[@jerrywaliaula6173]

Rada safi bro kama kawa

[@reduniverse8912]

Nice shots bro

[@AfrikanTraveller]

Thanks Bro

[@mwafrikamweusi3430]

I think you should start taking school fees😆 too much educative I like it 👍

[@MrRolandTravel]

I really like coffee 👌😍

[@pacpac-oh5gn]

The company is still running bcs it is partnership with foreign investors if not the govt of Kenya could have liquidated the company thru their usual corruption which is the logo of our African leaders.

[@mosesgitau2245]

True

[@TheTororist]

so many kenyan businesses running without foreign investment. such a weird mentality, always negative

[@pacpac-oh5gn]

@@TheTororist I believe you are in govt. But God will destroy all the govt officials that are killing Africa continent thru their selfish interests!!.

[@ucktri1115]

haiya!! , Kwani have kila 'biggest in East Africa' things 😂😂😂. Continue surprising us AT.

[@chillymonin4760]

Impressive factory. Some feedback Dormans. It would be advantageous if you made your capsules universal. I brought my coffee machine from Europe, it can’t break Dorman’s capsules so then I have to look for something different even bring back Nespresso or ask someone to bring it when they come. I cut out Dormans capsule and put it in the cup then pour hot water in it. It smells good but does not taste like it would if done by machine.

[@AKMHAI-phd2024]

Hi we are interested to do business with your coffee. How can I contact you?

[@cloftonmwangi7055]

Coffee ☕...I can't leave without a cup of coffee... it's keep the brain active

[@thomaselago2833]

Awesome content, thank you but the cameraman/lady must do some improvements

[@futurenature7037]

Where can I get that Tribeless Kenyan T-shirt?

[@AfrikanTraveller]

In Kenya through me [phone]. Europe and USA check the link in the description box

[@rukundojobson2249]

Uganda is the second largest producer of coffee in Africa but i bet if we have such a set up anywhere 😢

[@brianmuthee5000]

Awesome content. Point to note, when doing the interviews, repeating what the interviewee says hinders the flow. You can research on how to carry out an interview. Good job lakini, from an avid fan.

[@karankaran-us9vm]

Iam yet to taste the highest grade from dormans. It seems they flood the local market with low grade coffee😔

[@kimstone5063]

High quality coffee enda Kwa supermarket, you have to pay more

[@9t9njaggededge46]

Ken amesema tu subscribe..and yes here we are @coffeeisking#dormans

[@isaacruncie8269]

Phew, coffee needs academics; am so so educated on matters coffee

[@AfrikanTraveller]

You most welcome

[@ellenpaul678]

@@AfrikanTraveller I had no idea Dormans owns/ leases coffee farms in Kenya. How can the one you sell coffee to own the same commodity? How ethical is this? How do they help the poor farmer? I ask because Dormans is one of the companies who together with others set up coffee prices in the international market and not the poor small scale farmer who also does the work. They(Dormans) are major buyers. This almost brings tears to my eyes because my father paid my school fees using coffee renumeration. Today he would not afford it. Only in Africa where we allow ourselves to be exploited. I urge you to make another video on the plight of coffee farmers. This is not rosy at all.

[@jackmuraguri1836]

From the colonial era not pre-colonial era. In the pre-colonial there was no coffee farming in Kenya.

[@TheTororist]

pengine huko northern kenya kwa oromo near ethiopia. those ones have been drinking coffee for millenia

[@SammyDwayne]

He said pre independence get your facts right

[@fmbida]

coffee has been in Uganda, Kenya and Ethiopia for as long as we have existed in these lands

[@ivanswift8079]

1st

[@AfrikanTraveller]

Always on top Bro

[@domymerinyo8165]

You forgot to ask which kind of coffee they produce.

[@Njeri_123]

Arabica is the breed that majorly grows in Kenya

[@samuelndiritu9117]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@doctorharry]

Hapo kwa Shamba najua ulikuwa una onja 🤣🤣🤣

[@AfrikanTraveller]

Hahahah lazima nionje

[@doctorharry]

@@AfrikanTraveller 🤣🤣🤣 nilijua tu 🤣🤣

[@doctorharry]

Top 125 😎😎

[@AfrikanTraveller]

Thanks Bro

[@anthonymaina2215]

Do they pay fair price?? They are the biggest for a reason….

[@timothymisiko6888]

👍👍

[@cytkl]

The demon mzungu should give back the stolen land

[@jacobmalingu2769]

You mean there another one bigger than this in africa?

[@AnalystTosh]

Kenyans who bought the coffee farms from the settlers subdivided them into plots… Runda and Ruaka, 2 Rivers (clove farm) and some other Koinage farms in Kiambaa that they aren’t able to manage

[@cosmaskibarangwa8277]

These are the farms that should have gone back to the landless Kikuyu folk after independence. Nothing to be proud of here.

[@TheTororist]

from the precolonial era? heh? walikuwa kabla vasco da gama? 😂😂

[@AfrikanTraveller]

Hapo kwa Da gama umechocha but wamekua for long sana

[@TheTororist]

@@AfrikanTraveller I know, I was just teasing because you said precolonial instead of colonial

[@SammyDwayne]

He said pre independence not pre colonial 👍

[@TheTororist]

@@SammyDwayne check again 2:27

[@suzlast4518]

What i thought it was Kenyans business really still but people those region have job which is good but still question mark.

[@blessedmweru2486]

Pre colonial era ... re-learn your history please ... otherwise good work

[@AmazingMania]

Coffee was here pre-colonial era.... remember it was discovered in Ethiopia

[@marielewis7225]

Thats not owers please dont show us others