December 1973 - Comeback For Co-operatives. A family

December 1973 - Comeback For Co-operatives. A family pick their abundant coffee crop which they will sell through a co-operative. Up until independence, co-operatives had been regarded simply as vehicles for introducing limited cash crops to African smallholders. With independence, however, the picture changed. There appeared, for the first time, numerous multi-purpose co-operatives, farm purchase co-operatives, which served as means for the acquisition of the large-scale farms previously owned by foreigners. (Photograph by Drum Photographer BAHA)

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Abundant Acquisition Appeared Changed Comeback Crops Farms Foreigners However Introducing Means Multi Numerous Operative Operatives Pick Previously Purchase Purpose Regarded Sell Simply Smallholders

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