The three day Coffee Stakeholders Conference held in Meru County ended on a high note with identification of legal, policy, regulative and administrative measures that will be worked on for lasting solutions to dignifying the coffee farmer.
Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua who convened the meeting, that took place at The Three Steers Hotel in Meru town also had a busy schedule where he visited a coffee farm and held a series of meetings with local leadership.
Here, we have selected several photos depicting what transpired in and out of the conference hall.
Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua with Inooro TV journalist Mike Njenga during Kìrìrìmbì programme which took place in Meru town last night where he fielded questions on variety of issues.Trade CS Moses Kuria with nominated MP Sabina Chege during the forumFormer Othaya Farmers Cooperative Society chairman Newton making his contribution during the conferenceFormer Meru County governor Kiraitu Murungi making his contributionEmbu County governor making her contribution where she named three companies which she claimed are part of the cartels
Trade CS Moses Kuria with nominated MP Sabina Chege during the forumNyeri County governor Mutahi Kahiga at the forumMathira MP Eric Wamumbi making his contribution. On his left is Tigania West MP Dr John Mutunga.Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua with CS Mithika Linturi, Meru governor Kawira Mwangaza, her Tharaka Nithi counterpart Muthomi Njuki at the Charles Mwituiri’s coffee farm.Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua with a son of General Mwariama, Mr Joel Mwariama, in Meru. He said he would look at ways of assisting his family as well as others of former freedom fighters.Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua when he appeared for interview with media houses based in Meru
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