When President Ruto's administration took office, it inherited a coffee sector that had left farmers with a sour taste. The promise was to overhaul the system, freeing farmers from the stranglehold of cartels and infusing new life into their livelihoods. But three years later, as the air fills with the familiar scent of a new harvest, it's time to ask: Have those promises borne fruit? Tonight, Citizen TV seeks to understand if the reforms have truly sealed the leaks of exploitation or simply created new ones.
