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New documentary alleges corporations exploit Kenya's colonial-era tea plantations

Al Jazeera English says filmmaker Bea Wangondu hopes the film starts a conversation about de-colonisation.

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Al Jazeera English describes a new investigative documentary alleging that international corporations continue to exploit Kenya's colonial-era tea plantations and make billions from them. It says filmmaker Bea Wangondu hopes the film starts a conversation about de-colonisation.

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@AJEnglishA new investigative documentary exposes how international corporations continue to exploit and make billions from Kenya’s colonial-era tea plantations. Filmmaker Bea Wangondu hopes the film will start a conversation about de-colonisation.1h
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    @AJEnglishA new investigative documentary exposes how international corporations continue to exploit and make billions from Kenya’s colonial-era tea plantations. Filmmaker Bea Wangondu hopes the film will start a conversation about de-colonisation.1h
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