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Happy International Tea Day

Posted on April 21, 2017 by Ken

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politics interlude . . . (of course the image of a worker on a tea plantation can be politically freighted . . .)

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Posted in agriculture, Development in Africa, Kenya, UK | Tagged agriculture, exports, James Findlay, Kenya, Kericho, labor, tea, trade, worker | Leave a reply

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