Kenya To The World Ep5; Karunguru Estates' 90 Year Journey of Exporting Kenyan Grown Coffee

[@picsandvidstv1348]

The coffee farming has reduced in the country due to poor management of the board. Farmers have complained of low wages thus leading them to losing hope in coffee farming and tea. They have turned to a different type of farming.

[@johncalrx7540]

Glad his excellency the president did coffee farmers proud

[@SaintNjuguna]

but production per tree seems low

[@gakungawainaina7518]

This estate is owned by uhuru Kenyatta family

[@judywairimu8730]

Yes

[@kim1570]

@gakunga Wainaina Interesting to know that, because I was wondering how the plantation was transferred from the original wazungu owners to this family.

[@viralkenyan6249]

Did I hear that a kilo of coffee is around $5 at the auction? Our coffee growing relatives get paid around $0.20 per kg. Where does the rest go?

[@layajen1615]

Wanakula na kuibia mkulima

[@isaackmwiti3616]

Middle men destroy pricing i know this business

[@alvinewambo354]

Congratulations Karanja for carrying long your grandpa to your papa, now it's you. Nice episode 🙏

[@FWB413]

I’m honestly embarrassed of Uganda’s coffee sector right now

[@kevohwapipelinetransami4351]

Kenya Coffee to the world