The Mubende Coffee Plantation and the Bitter Taste of Eviction

This film exposes the bitter cost behind coffee production in Uganda, where four thousand people in Mubende were forced off their land to make way for a plantation. It traces how a leading raw coffee trader benefited while local families lost their homes. Through the evicted it reveals the human price of a global commodity. It is a pointed watch on coffee, land rights and corporate power. Free to watch in HD on Dr Documentary.

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