How coffee reforms have transformed the lives of 700k farmers
Government reforms in Kenya's coffee subsector have led to increased earnings for farmers and improved market access. By removing cartels and implementing new regulations, the administration has helped farmers achieve record-high payments for their crops.
Why it matters
The transformation of the coffee industry directly impacts the livelihoods of hundreds of thousands of farmers and contributes to the national economy.
Members of the Sailo youth group in Kipkelion East, Kericho County, collect harvested coffee cherries /KNA
The article highlights the success of the current administration's 'Bottom-up Economic Transformation Agenda' and uses positive framing regarding government reforms.
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