Movie Review | 'Black Gold': The Global Coffee Trade, a Bitter Brew for the Poor
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A documentary by the English filmmakers Nick and Marc Francis that examines the worldwide coffee market.
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Filmmakers using relatively cheap digital technology throw a harsh light on the plight faced by indigenous societies trying to survive the intrusion of a modern world. Jason Silverman reports from New York.
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Hollywood's take on "conflict diamonds" has brought attention back in a big way to how gems associated with wealth and glamour have too often meant war and suffering in Africa.
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Ducking into a Starbucks for a caffeine fix could lead you to a harrowing tale of child soldiery in the tangled jungles of Sierra Leone.
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BRUSSELS, Jun 21 (IPS) - Each time European Union officials take a coffee  break, there is a reasonable chance that the contents of their  cup will have originated from a plantation where young children  have to undertake gruelling work.
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A modest proposal for a better world through 'Borat.'
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Coffee lovers are digging deeper into  their pockets for their daily fix of the black brew.
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SIDIKALANG, Indonesia  - For Nusamba Wurintara, the most prized arabica coffee beans on his plantation are not those growing on bushes but the ones he finds among the undergrowth, wedged in the excrement of wild palm civets.
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Life & style: Controversial documentary showing the plight of growers asks whether there is such a thing as ethical coffee. David Smith reports.
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This stirring, idealistic documentary about the grass-roots cooperative movement in Argentina raises basic questions about economics, government and human nature.
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Conrad Blackâs rise and fall was marked by charm, indignation and opportunism.
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NYERI, Kenya  - Growing coffee for 20 years has   not lifted 60-year-old Maina Kimondo from poverty.
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A scandal around the dumping of oil   waste blamed for eight deaths in Ivory Coast has given rare   insight into the world's murky trade in waste, much of it   toxic, in defiance of global trade laws.
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The dream of a free world becomes a  nightmare of modern day slavery in Ken Loach&#39;s latest film,  about migrant workers trying to eke out a living in Britain  where they are exploited and abused.
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Starbucks is playing an unwitting role in Indonesia&#39;s presidential election, one that reminds voters and investors alike that Southeast Asia&#39;s biggest economy desperately needs change.
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Rudy Giuliani took his coffee black, with artificial sweetener. Charlie Pagan took his Nestle's chocolate milk straight from the bottle.
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Strong growth across Africa helps make up for a decline in sales of the black stuff in its home country.