Feature: Kenya's tea farmer faces challenges


  • World
  • Thursday, 21 Jan 2021

NAIROBI, Jan. 20 (Xinhua) -- Kenya's Alex Mwangi inherited his father's tea farm ten years ago after the death of his parents.

Mwangi's one acre farm in Nyeri, in central Kenya makes him part of the estimated 500,000 small-scale tea farmers that produce about 60 percent of the country's tea production.

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