A simmering land conflict between Eastern Produce Kenya (EPK) — a subsidiary of UK-based Camellia Plc — and the Kimasas Farmers’ Cooperative has escalated, casting a shadow over foreign investment in Kenya’s lucrative tea sector. More than 100 local farmers have occupied 350 acres of EPK’s tea estate, asserting that the land was gifted to their community in 1986. EPK, however, maintains that only 202 acres were formally transferred, and any further claims are unlawful. Colo.......
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