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Cocoa and Coffee Farmers Alliance Appoints New African Board Members

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The Cocoa and Coffee Farmers Alliance Association of Africa appointed stakeholders to its Board of Directors and country leadership positions. Adeola Adegoke, Global President of the association, announced that the appointments include representatives from Ethiopia, Kenya, Sierra Leone, Ghana, and Cameroon. These appointments aim to strengthen the representation and protection of cocoa and coffee farmers across West, East, and Central Africa.

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Why it matters

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The appointments strengthen the representation and protection of cocoa and coffee farmers across several African nations. This action impacts the policy and operational landscape for the cocoa and coffee sectors in the represented countries.

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Who's involved

  • Adeola AdegokeGlobal President of the Cocoa and Coffee Farmers Alliance Association of Africa
  • Sierra LeoneSierra Leonean stakeholders were appointed to the board, including Mr Didan Sankoh
  • EthiopiaEthiopian stakeholders were appointed to the board, including Mr Abel Ayele Bunaro
  • GhanaGhanaian stakeholders were appointed to the board, including Mr James Kwarteng

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