A worker at the Gumutindo cooperative in MbalePhotograph: Karen Robinson/Karen RobinsonHenry Wandwasi, 68, is a security officer at the Gumutindo coffee cooperative in Mbale. He was a senior police officer during the Amin eraPhotograph: Karen Robinson/Karen RobinsonCoffee farmers Rose and Moses Nandutu pick coffee beansPhotograph: Karen Robinson/Karen Robinson
A worker on the farm holds coffee beans in his handsPhotograph: Karen Robinson/Karen RobinsonCoffee farmer Danel Womusutu with a young girl who lives in the town. He is part of the Gumutindo coffee cooperativePhotograph: Karen Robinson/Karen RobinsonCoffee farmer Joseph Kishero with Willington Wamayeye, who is the general manager of the cooperativePhotograph: Karen Robinson/Karen RobinsonNimrod Wambette, the chairman of Gumutindo cooperativePhotograph: Karen Robinson/Karen RobinsonThe coffee beans are packed into bags before being exportedPhotograph: Karen Robinson/Karen RobinsonFemale workers at the Gumutindo cooperativePhotograph: Karen Robinson/Karen RobinsonFarmers Oliva Kishero and Topista Sakwa. Oliva has seven children and grows coffee in BuginyanaPhotograph: Karen Robinson/Karen RobinsonA coffee worker and her child outside their home in KonokviPhotograph: Karen Robinson/Karen RobinsonFarmer Rabecca Wakyaya (in dark shirt on the far right) and her extended family in their compound in Konokoyi primary society, Mount ElgonPhotograph: Karen Robinson/Karen RobinsonChildren play in the Buginyanya primary society, Mount ElgonPhotograph: Karen Robinson/Karen Robinson
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